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Army, Department of the— Pase Military construction, etc 1747 United States Army Command 2399, 2400, 2402, 2404, 2411, 2425 and General Staff College, Adjournment, ruling 2406 degree criteria 407 Adjournment, sine die 2433 Defense, Department of— Military aid to South Vietnam, Administrative provisions, appropriation for 427, 1776 obligations of funds 405 Aeronautical and Space Sciences, ComMilitary construction, etc 1757 mittee on, reports to— Nuclear weapons in Europe, Interior, Department of the, Canavstudy 402 eral National Seashore, Fla., Special pay program for medical land transfers 2122 oflBcers 96 NASATRIDENT site area, assistance. 1764 Funds, use 241,242 Environmental Protection Agency, national drinking water reguSatellite services contracts_ __ 243 lations, compliance duty, Agriculture and Forestry, Committee waiver for security purposes, on, report to by. Commodity Futures Trading Commission, budget notice 1689 estimate and legislative recomHealth, Education and Welfare, mendation.. 1390, 1391 Department of, special pay program for medical oflBcers.. 96 Appropriation for 205, 214, 424, 1775 Navy, Department of the, military Appropriations, Committee on— construction, etc 1751 Bills and resolutions providing new spending authority, jurisdiction Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs, Committee on, reports to— to report 317 Housing and Urban Development, Defense, Department of, elimination Department of, elimination of of certain reporting requirements. 1968 Educational data consortium, parcertain report 1968 ticipation 558 Small Business Administration, allegations of illegal conduct and Reports to— Army, Department of the, military investigations 746 Budget, Committee on the— construction, etc 1747 Additional budget reform proposals, Commodity Futures Trading Comstudy 326 mission, budget estimate 1390 Establishment 300 Education, OflBce of— Reports to— Alcohol and drug abuse education Congressional Budget OflBce, fiscal projects 1156 policy. 304, 305 Disaster assistance for schools, Congressional budget process 307 expenditures 532 Joint Economic Committee, PresiEducationally deprived children, dent's Budget, economic evaluprogram evaluation 500 ation 325 Health, Education, and Welfare, Commerce, Committee on, reports to— Department of— Environmental Protection Agency— Arthritis research, estimate of New motor vehicles, fuel economy amount requested for 2221 improvement standard, study. 261 Diabetes research, budget esPublic water systems safety protimates 375 gram, implementation 1691 Sudden infant death syndrome Transportation, Department of, new 90 research motor vehicles, fuel economy imInterior, Department of the— provement standard, study 261 Big Cypress National Preserve, Committee employees, compensation.. 52 Fla., land acquisition p l a n... 1259 Contingent expenses, appropriation for. 205, Big Thicket National Preserve, Tex., land acquisition plan.. 1256 214, 426, 433 Cuyahoga Valley National RecDistrict office equipment, purchase by reation Area, Ohio, plans 1786 members leaving office 1388 NASA, satellite services contracts. _ 243 Federal Election Campaign Act AmendPresident of the United States— ments of 1974 1263 Famine or disaster relief 1803 Finance, Committee on— Middle East, assistance to naJoint Pension Task Force 999 tions in 1813 Pension plan termination insurance, Spending authority and permanent proposed schedule. -1012 budget authority, provisions of Reports to— law, study 319 Civil Service Commission, Federal Armed Services, Committee on— employee health insurance, Aviation Career Incentive Act of 1974, coordination with Medicare... 1454 progress report, cooperation 180 Health, Education, and Welfare, Defense, Department of, cataloging Department of— and standardization programs, Federal employee health insurmodification of report to 1971 ance, coordination with Reports to— Medicare. 1454 Air Force, Department of the, miliSocial security-income tax reporting, annual basis 1468 tary construction, etc. 1755 NOTE: Part I contains pages l-'1362; part 2 contains pages 1363-2545.

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 SUBJECT INDEX Joint Committee on Internal Rev- "P^se enue Taxation, Renegotiation Act of 1951, study 423 U.S. imports and exports, statistics. 2075 Retirement plans, study, report 999 Trade agreements, consultation 1983 Foreign Relations, Committee on, reports to— Defense, Department of, nuclear weapons in Europe, study 402 Overseas Private Investment Corporation, investment insurance, participation by private companies 765 President of the United States— Defense articles or services, sale of 1814 Famine or disaster relief 1803 Middle East, assistance to nations in 1813 State, Department of— Assistance to Vietnam; United States personnel abroad 1444 Debt modification proposals 290 Franked mail 52 Government Operations, Committee on, report by the Office of Federal Procurement Policy, proposed policy or regulation 799 Holmen, Karin B., compensation 444 Interior and Insular Affairs, Committee on— Interior, Department of the, revolving fund for loans to Indian tribes, elimination of report to-_ 1970 Reports to— Agriculture, Department of, national wild and scenic rivers system, exclusion of designated rivers 123 Interior, Department of the— Big Cypress National Preserve, Fla., land acquisition plan.. 1259 Big Thicket National Preserve, Tex., land acquisition plan. 1259 Canaveral National Seashore, Fla., land transfers; development plan 2122, 2126 Cape Lookout National Seashore, N.C., master development plan 1449 Certain submerged lands, proposed conveyance 1211 Cuyahoga Valley National Recreation Area, Ohio, plans.. 1786, 1788 Havasupai Indians, Ariz., plan for use of lands held in trust for 2092 Historical and archeological data preservation program 175 Indian education assistance programs 2214, 2216, 2217 National wild and scenic rivers system, exclusion of designated rivers 123 Wilderness areas, maps and descriptions filed with 2155 Labor and Public Welfare, Committee on— Community economic development programs, study and report 2329 Educational data consortium, participation 558 Joint Pension Task Force. 999

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Pension plan termination insurance, 5«ge proposed schedule _ 1012 Reports to— Education, Office of, alcohol and drug abuse education projects. 1156 Education programs 509, 532, 545, 557, 560, 564, 565, 568, 571, 596 Health, Education, and Welfare, Department of— Arthritis research, estimate of amounts requested for 2221 Biomedical and behavioral research, study 346 Certain reporting requirements. 2275 Diabetes research, budget estimates 375 Sudden infant death syndrome research and counseling 90, 92 Termination of certain advisory committees, recommendations 2275 National Science Foundation, transfer of funds; activities— 1095 Retirement plans, study, report 999 Members and employees, erroneous payment claims, waiver 394 Minority leader, appointments by. District of Columbia Law Revision Commission, member 481 Office of Management and Budget, Director and Deputy Director, confirmation 11 Post Office and Civil Service, reports toCivil Service Commission, Federal employee health insurance, coordination with Medicare 1454 Health, Education, and Welfare, Department of, Federal employee health insurance, coordination with Medicare 1454 President of the Senate— Appointments by— American Indian Policy Review Commission, members 1910 Commission of Federal Paperwork, members 1790 Harry S Truman Scholarship Foundation, members 2277 Reports to— American Indian Policy Review Commission, final 1913 Federal agencies, freedom of information activities 1564 Federal Procurement Policy, Office of— Activities and recommendations. 798 Procurement study 797 Health, Education, and Welfare, Department of, child day care services requirements, evaluation .. 2342 Interior, Department of the, geological survey report, modification 1971 Military departments, contract awards 1761 NASAFunds, use - - - 241,242 Satellite services contracts 243 National Science Foundation, transfer of funds 10i95

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 Probably the majority of the remains found are the cast exuviae from the frequent moltings of growing individuals. The recent Limulus may take as long as eight years to reach maturity when, with the last molt, the clasping organs of the males appear. It is therefore probable that the eurypterids also were relatively slow in growth and it is a fair presumption that the great majority of the specimens found represent immature individuals. They are mostly dismembered and among the fragments of the integument, head shields with the first body segment attached are especially frequent.

We consider it possible, or even probable, that the molting took place as in Limulus through a rent formed back of the frontal doublure of the head shield, through which the animal crawled out. Not only have specimens been found, as the type of plate 6, figure 1, where there is a gaping rent along the front edge of the head shield, but it is also inconceivable that the animal could otherwise have freed its legs so as to pull itself out of its old integument.

The test was thicker on the head shield for that is always less wrinkled and has retained its form better, and it was on the whole, thicker on the dorsal than on the ventral side. The appendages were also clothed with thicker test and the basal segments which attended to the mastication of the food were furnished with an especially thick cover. The postoral plate was likewise thick and is always well preserved.

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Senate—Continued Page President of the Senate—Continued Reports to—Continued Office of Education, public education, State equalization plan guidelines 610 President of the United States— National Forest System, Renewable Resources Assessment and Program, Statement of Policy 478 Records maintained on individuals, disclosure, list of certain exempt records 1905 Transportation, Department of, Deepwater Port Act of 1974, administration, activities, recommendations 2146 Veterans Administration, dependency and indemnity compensation claims, study 183 President pro tempore— Appointments by— Congressional Budget Office, Director 302 District of Columbia Law Revision Commission, member 480 National Commission on Records and Documents of Federal Officials, members.1699 White House Conference on Education, National Conference Committee to guide and plan, members 598 White House Conference on Library and Information Services, advisory committee of, members 1857 Reports to. Energy Research and Development Administration, joint Federal-industry corporations, establishment 1885 Public Works, Committee on, reports to— Engineers, Corps of, water resources development projects.. _ 13, 17, 28 Environmental Protection Agency— New motor vehicles, economy improvement standard, study 261 Transportation regulations, study.257 Transportation, Department of, new motor vehicles, fuel economy improvement standard, study 261 Reports to— Appropriations, Committee on, spending and permanent budget authority, recommendations 319 Budget, Committee on the— Additional budget reform proposals, study 327 Congressional budget process 307 Off-budget agencies, study 325 General Accounting Office, audit of the Small Business Administration 750 Unfair trade practices 2042 Secretary of the. Federal Election Commission, ex officio member 1280 Senate Procedure, 1974 edition, appropriation for preparing 426 Veterans' Affairs Committee on, report by the Veterans Administration, education loans, default experience and rate 1591

Sequoia National Park, Calif., use of cer- Pasre tain lands within for a hydroelectric project 1660 Sewall-Belmont House National Historic Site, D.C., designation 1463 Sex, Discrimination on the Basis of. Prohibition: Boy Scouts of America, exemption 1862 Camp Fire Girls, exemption 1862 Credit transactions 1521 Energy research and development and nuclear regulatory programs 1254 Exemption for membership in certain organizations 1862 Federal Energy Administration programs, exclusion from participation in, or denial of benefits of 109 Girl Scouts, exemption 1862 Intercollegiate athletic activities in federally assisted education programs, proposed regulations 612 Little League Baseball, Inc., girls, equal participation 1744 Naval Sea Cadet Corps youth programs-- 1575 Schools of medicine 347 Women's educational programs 554, 555 Young Men's Christian Association, exemption 1862 Shipping Act, 1916, Amendment, barge operations .'—'^. 1966 Shoe Lathes, temporary suspension of 235 duty ^ Shoreline Erosion Advisory Panel, establishment27 Shoreline Erosion Control Demonstration 26 Act of 1974 Shortages Act of 1974, National Commission on Supplies and 1167 Appropriation for effecting provisions _- 1781 Shrimp Fisheries Act of 1973, Offshore, 209 appropriation for effecting provisions.1549 Silk Yarns, duty suspension, extension Silver and Gold, transactions for delivery pursuant to leverage contracts 1405 Sirups, Sugars, and Molasses, tariffs and quota on certain, establishment, proclamation 2537 Sisseton and Wahpeton Sioux, N. Dak.S. D a k Lake Traverse, land acquisition 1468 Lands in trust 1465 Siuslaw National Forest, Oreg., boundary extension 1733 Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore, Mich., appropriation ceiling increase. 1446 Small Business Act, Amendments: Associate Administrator for Minority Small Business, designation 748 Chief Counsel for Advocacy, designation-.-, 749 Loan programs 742-749 Outstanding loan ceiling, increase 742 Reporting requirements, modification-. 1972 Small businesses affected by the energy crisis, loans 748 Small Business Administration: Appropriation for 210, 229, 1205, 1779 Audit by General Accounting Office 750 Community development corporations, availability of assistance to, regulations 2321 Import increases, firms adversely affected by, assistance 2032

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 SUBJECT INDEX Indian Financing Act of 1974, manage- "P^ee ment and technical assistance, cooperation 83 Reporting requirements, modification_. 1972 Surety Bond Guarantee Fund, transfer of funds to _._ 1779 Surety bond program, study 749 Small Business Amendments of 1974 742 Small Business Investment Act of 1958, Amendments: Business loans, interest rate, limitation 1559 Lease and surety bond guarantees, revolving funds, creation 747 Surety bond guaranty maximum, increase 747 Small Business Week, 1974, proclamation 2471 Smith-Lever Act, appropriation for effecting provisions 1825, 1826 Smithsonian Institution: Appropriation authorization 339 Appropriation for 229, 819 Board of Regents— Burden, Dr. William A. M., reappointment _ 795 Gell-Mann, Dr. Murray, appointment.. 800 Haskins, Dr. Caryl P., reappointment 795 National Air and Space Museum, appropriation for 820 National Gallery of Art, appropriation for 821 National Zoological Park, appropriation for 820 Science Information Exchange, appropriation for 820 Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, appropriation for 821 "Smokey Bear", name and character, use and reproduction, restrictions 244 Smokey Bear, return to Capitan, N. Mex. on his death 2421 Social and Economic Statistics Administration: Appropriation for___ 218, 1196, 1643 Census, Bureau of the— Education Statistics, Advisory Council on, member 556 Records maintained on individuals, disclosure to _ 1897 Social and Rehabilitation Service: Advisory Board on Child Abuse and Neglect, member 7 Appropriation for 203, 1643 Social Security Account Numbers, disclosure to Federal, State, or local agencies 1909 Social Security Act: Amendments— Aged, blind, and disabled, supplemental security income benefits— Cost-of-living adjustments 422 Reimbursements to States for interim assistance payments 420 Approval of certain projects, report modification 1971 Benefits for aged, blind, and disabled, unearned income computation 1460 Child support and establishment of paternity 2351 Deferred vested benefits, notice to claimant 947 Educational grants to States 2350

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Farm rental income, exclusion from "P^.ge coverage 422 Health insurance for Federal employees, deadline for coordination with Medicare, postponement 1454 Old-age, survivors, and disability insurance benefits, Montana, policemen and firemen 2386 Provider Reimbursement Review Board, review of decisions ._ 1459 Railroad Retirement Act of 1974, conforming amendments 1357 Repeal of certain provisions 2349 Social services, grants to States for 2337 Technical 2348 Appropriation for effecting provisions 1635, 1637, 1641, 1643-1647, 2107 Certain approved projects under, report on by Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, modification... 1971 Presumptive disability benefits, time extension 52 Social Security Administration, appropriation for - 204, 221, 1644 Social Security Amendments of 1965, appropriation for effecting provisions _ 1644 Soci'J Security Amendments of 1972: Amendment, inspectors of long-term care institutions, payments to, effective date, extension 422 Appropriation fir effecting provisions._ 1773 Social Services Amendments of 1974 2337 Society of American Archivists, National Study Commission on Records and Documents of Federal Officials, appointment of member 1700 Soil Bank Act, appropriation for effecting provisions 1829 Soil Conservation and Domestic Allotment Act, appropriation for effecting provisions 1829, 1838 Soil Conservation Service, appropriation for 195, 217, 1836 Solar Energy, use for heating and cooling homes, demonstration 738 Solar Energy Coordination and Management Project, establishment 1432 Solar Energy Information Data Bank, establishment - 1435 Solar Energy Research, Development, and Demonstration Act of 1974 1431 Solar Energy Research Institute, establishment 1436 Solar Heating and Cooling Demonstration Act of 1974 1069 Appropriation for effecting provisions. _ 1772 Solar Heating and Cooling Information Data Bank, establishment 1075 Soldiers' and Airmen's Home, United States, appropriation for 219, 1651 Solid Waste Disposal Act, Amendment, extension of authorizations 1974 South Carolina: Cape Romain Wilderness, designation.. 2154 Chattooga River, component of national wild and scenic rivers system, designation 122 Clarendon County, conveyance of mineral interests in 187, 189 EUicott Rock Wilderness, designation.. 2097 Lee County Board of Education, conveyance and release of interests in land . 1383

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South Dakota: Page Belle Fourche Dam, Belle Fourche project, rehabilitation 1495 Sisseton and Wahpeton Sioux Tribe— Lake Traverse Reservation, land acquisition 1468 Lands in trust 1465 Southeast Asia, military decorations for service in, time limit for award of, extension 1422 Southeastern Power Administration, appropriation for 789 Southwestern Power Administration, appropriation for 222, 789 Soviet Refugees: Appropriation for assistance. 1867 Authorization of funds 1439 Space Museum, National Air and, appropriation for 820 Space Week, United States, designation authorization 2406 Special Action Office for Drug Abuse Prevention: Appropriation for 619 Coordinating Council on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, member.. 1116 Special Energy Research and Development Appropriation Act, 1975 __ 276 Special Projects Act, new title for the Cooperative Research Act 544 Special Representative for Trade Negotiations, Office of the: Appropriation for 216, 1206 Establishment of new; abolishment of former 1999, 2000 Product sectors of manufacturing, establishment. _. 1984 Trade agreements, cooperation 1995, 1998 Speedy Trial Act of 1974 2076 Spessard L. Holland Visitor Center, Fla., designation 2124 Spokane Indian Reservation, Wash., nontaxable trust lands 142 Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, Bureau of: Appropriation for 200, 222 Federal agency loan of personnel and equipment 123 Replaced by United States Fish and Wildlife Service 92 Springfield Armory National Historic Site, Mass., establishment 1461 SS Independence, sale to foreign registry. 288 Standards, National Bureau of: Appropriation for__ _ 1198 Energy-related inventions, evaluation. _ 1894 Solar heating and cooling systems, cooperation.. 1071, 1072, 1074, 1075, 1078 State, Department of: Appropriation Act, 1975 1187 Appropriation for 199, 207, 224, 1187 Appropriations, requirement of prior authorization 1442 Bureau of Oceans and International Environmental and Scientific Affairs, Assistant Secretary for, compensation. 238 Center for Cultural and Technical Interchange Between East and West, appropriation for.. 208, 1191 Common carrier applications, notice of certain to 1577 Deep water ports, safety zones; international agreements 2138

Department of State Appropriations Page Authorization Act of 1973, amendments— Additional funds authorized 237 Technical 238 Educational Exchange— Additional funds authorized 237, 1439 Appropriation for 208, 224 Energy Resources Council, member 1241 Exhibition of the archeological finds of the People's Republic of China, indemnification agreement 143 Exports subject to national security control, technical advisory committees for, member. _ 1553 Fishery management jurisdiction, enforcement study, cooperation 1183 Foreign affairs— Additional funds authorized 237, 1439 Appropriation for administration 207, 224, 1187 Foreign Assistance Act of 1974 1795 Foreign Disaster Assistance Act of 1974 290 Foreign Service— Officers, assignment to public organizations 1440 Personnel, death gratuities 1441 Foreign Service Buildings Act, 1926— Amendment, construction and maintenance abroad, additional authorization 83 Appropriation for effecting provisions. 1188 General provisions, Appropriation Act. 1191, 1208 Indochina, economic aid 1805, 1806 International air transportation, discriminatory and unfair practices, review.. 2102 International Boundary and Water Commission, United States and Mexico, appropriation for 224, 1189 International Boundary Commission, United States and Canada, appropriation for — 1190 International fisheries commissions, appropriation for 1191 International Joint Commission, United States and Canada, appropriation for 1190 International organizations. See separate title. Intervention on the High Seas Act, nomination of experts and arbitrators 10 Metropolitan Museum of Art, N.Y., indemnification agreement 1444 Migration and refugee assistance— Appropriation for 199 Authorization of funds — 1439 Oil spills, uniform law for liability, study 2145 Passport fees 1151 Protection from terrorism, appropriation authorization 238 Salinity control programs downstream from the Imperial Dam, Colorado River Basin, cooperation 270 Secretary of. National Study Commission on Records and Documents of Federal Officials, appointment of member 1700 Soviet refugees, assistance, authorization of funds 1439

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 SUBJECT INDEX Student dependents of employees, travel l**8e expenses 1443 Trade agreements, cooperation 1995 United States Ambassadors, authority and responsibilities abroad 1442 United States mail, transportation in foreign air transportation, rates 2103 Vietnam, South, economic and military assistance plan, sense of Congress. _ 1444 Wake Forest University, N.C., sale of former consulate building in Venice to 84 State, Justice, and Commerce, the Judiciary, and Related Agencies Appropriation Act, 1975, Departments of 1187 State and Local Fiscal Assistance Act of 1972, Amendment, entitlement factors affected by maj or disasters 158 State Appropriations Authorization Act of 1973, Department of, Amendments— Additional funds authorized __ 237 Political contributions of ambassadorial and ministerial nominees, report, publication __ 1440 Technical 238 State Department/USIA Authorization Act, Fiscal Year 1975 1439 "State Postsecondary Education Commissions", printing for House Committee on Education and Labor 2405 Statewide Health Coordinating Council, organization and functions 2247 Statistical Reporting Service, appropriation for _. 217, 1826 Steel, exports to U.S., voluntary limitation ._ 2073 Strategic and Critical Materials Stock Piling Act, appropriation for effecting provisions 627 Streambank Erosion Control Evaluation and Demonstration Act of 1974 21 Stroke, National Institute of Neurological Diseases and: Appropriation for 1639 National Commission on Diabetes, member 374 Student Government Day, National, 1974, proclamation 2498 Student Loan Act of 1969, Emergency Insured: Amendment, extension 89 Appropriation for effecting provisions __ 1642 Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Act of 1974 _ 90 Sugar Act of 1948, appropriation for effecting provisions 1829 Sugars, Sirups, and Molasses, tariffs and quota on certain, establishment, proclamation 2537 Sullivan, Honorable Leonor K., unveiling of portrait proceedings, printing of additional copies 2431 "Summary of Veterans Legislation Reported, Ninety-third Congress", printing of additional copies 2402 Summer Youth Recreation Program 2295 Sumner Dam and Lake Sumner, N. Mex., designation 1363 Supplemental Appropriations, urgent 76, 275, 2106 Supplemental Appropriations Act, 1975_._ 1771 Supplies and Shortages, National Commission on: Appropriation for 1781 Establishment-_. 1168

Supplies and Shortages Act of 1974, Page National Commission on 1167 Appropriation for effecting provisions __ 1781 Supply Service, Federal, appropriation for_ 226, 626 Supreme Court of the United States. See under Courts, United States. "Surgeon General's Report by the Scientific Advisory Committee on Television and Social Behavior", hearings, printing of additional copies 2402 Susquehanna River Basin Commission, appropriation for . 791 Swine, temporary quantitative limitation on importation into the United States from Canada, proclamation 2540 Synthetic Rutile, duty suspension, extension 1422 Tape Recordings, Presidental preservation. 1695 Tariff Act of 1930: Amendments— Anti-price discrimination. _. 2048 Countervailing duties
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Gifts sent from insular possessions, duty exemption 2075 Imports, exports, and production, uniform statistical data 2073 Unfair import practices 2053 United States International Trade Commission 2009-2011 U.S. manufacturers, producers, or wholesalers, petitions 2052 Import surcharge cases, review of protests, time extension 2075 Tariff Classification Act of 1962, modification of duties, proclamation 2438, 2441, 2458, 2488 Tariff Commission, United States: Appropriation for 229, 1206 Name changed to United States International Trade Commission - 2009 Tax Court of the United States: Appropriation for 215, 629 Retirement plans, qualifications, declaratory j udgments 949 Tax Lien Act of 1966, Federal, appropriation for effecting provisions 616 Tax Reform Act of 1969, Amendments, foundations, charitable distributions, exclusion of certain stock holdings— 1467 Taxes: District of Columbia real property tax.. 10521065 District of Columbia Revenue Act of 1947, amendment, corporate taxation 85 Employment tax— Antipoverty agencies, withholding of certain 2315 Unemployment benefit reduction, tax credits 2025 Estate and gift tax, charitable trusts, extension of eligibility for deduction 1457 Excise tax— Bows and arrows, postponement 238 Filled cheese, repeal of regulatory taxes -- 1-466

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Taxes—Continued \ Page Excise tax—Continued Pension plans— Individual retirement accounts, excess contributions and accumulations 966, 967 Minimum funding standards, failure to meet 920 Prohibited transactions 971 Self-employed individuals, excess contributions 955 Still wines, increased carbon dioxide in 1468 Wagers, reduction; information disclosure 1550 Income— Antipoverty agencies, withholding of certain. 2315 Armed Forces— Members on death 1952 Members and civilians illegally detained in 1968, tax treatment 1953 Personnel, moving expense reimbursements, exemption 1466 Church retirement plans, exemption.. 926 Corporations filing consolidated returns, dividend income from life insurance affiliates 1454 Deductions— Employer liability payments, contributions , 1034 Pension trusts, employer contribution 921 Retirement savings 958 Savings accounts or deposits, interest penalties for premature withdrawal of 1458 Self-employed individuals, increase. 952 Severance pay required by foreign law, employee contributions 942 Shareholder-employees, increase 952 Depletion allowance, decarbonation of trona, treatment process to be considered mining 1550 District of Columbia, campaign contributions, credit 470 Educational organizations, cooperative service organizations of, exemption 235 Employees' trust, contributions to, exemption 992 Federal employees, withholding certain city taxes 294 Foreclosure property 2113 Individual retirement accounts 959 Insurance companies, lease guaranty insurance 1458 Interest penalties for premature withdrawal of savings, deduction 1458 Joint returns, filing by surviving spouse of Armed Forces member missing in action 1950 Legal Services Corporation, exemption 379 Low income rental housing, rehabilitation expenditures, special treatment 1456 Multiemployer pension plans, amortization 923 Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, exemption 1005 Pension plans termination— Lump sum distributions 987

Recaptured income, period of limi- Page tation 1034 Political organizations 1291-1297, 2116 Puerto Rican pension plans, exemption 942 Retirement bonds 964 Self-employment net earnings, exclusion of farm rental income 422 Uniformed services, exclusion of scholarships 1458 Teachers' Salary Act Amendments of 1974 1042 Technical amendments 2175 Technical Information Service, National, appropriation for 1198 Technical Interchange Between East and West, Center for Cultural end, appropriation for 208, 1191 Technology Assessment, Office of: Appropriation for 436 Congressional Budget Office, utilization of services and facilities 303 National Commission on Electronic Fund Transfers, member 1508 Telecommunications, Office of, appropriation for 1198 Telecommunications Policy, OflBce of, appropriation for 216, 618 Telecommunications Service, Automated Data and, appropriation for 226, 627 Telescope Project, Canada-FranceHawaii, telescope and articles for, duty-free entry 2152 Television, public educational television, reading training courses, grants 595 "Television and Social Behavior, Surgeon General's Report by the Scientific Advisory Committee on", hearings, printing of additional copies 2402 Tennessee: Andrew Jackson Lodge No. 5, Fraternal Order of Police, Nashville, land conveyance 19 Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area, establishment 43 Cohutta Wilderness, designation 2098 Cumberland Gap National Historical Park, acquisition and development ceiling increases; boundary changes 1445, 1446 Gee Creek Wilderness, designation 2097 Holifield National Laboratory, designation 1977 Joyce Kilmer-Slickrock Wilderness, designation 2097 Nolichuckey River, segment designated for possible inclusion in the national wild and scenic rivers system 2095 Oak Ridge National Laboratory, designated as Holifield National Laboratory 1977 West Tennessee tributaries, land conveyance 15 Tennessee Valley Authority, appropriation for 791 Tennessee Valley Authority Act of 1933: Amendment, Federal procurement of property and services, increased ceiling 390 Appropriation for effecting provisions __ 791 Territorial Affairs, Office of, appropriation for 812 Teton National Forest, Wyo., land exchange 1843

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MÜLLER, (1705-83). A German historian, born at Herford, in Westphalia, and educated at Leipzig. Entering the newly established Saint Petersburg Academy, he gave instructions in history, geography, and Latin, and was soon appointed professor of history. In 1740 he went to Siberia and traveled for ten years, engaged in the study of its antiquities and geography. Of his great work on Siberia only one volume was published (1750). On his return he became historiographer to the Empire, and in 1766, after many attacks by his colleagues, was appointed keeper of the national archives. He drew up for the Government a collection of its treatises, and wrote a number of works on Russian history, in which subject he was a high authority. His most important

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 SUBJECT INDEX Texas: Page Big Thicket National Preserve, establishment 1254 Cibolo project, construction, etc., authorization 1491 Cross Timbers National Grasslands, designation as Lyndon B. Johnson National Grasslands 188 Laneport Dam and Lake, name changed to Granger Dam and Lake 2153 Lyndon B. Johnson National Grasslands, designation 188 Nueces River project, construction, etc., authorization 1496 Samuel Rayburn Library, transfer of certain funds to from Eisenhower College, N.Y 1262 San Angelo Dam and Reservoir, name changed to 0. C. Fisher Dam and Lake 2173 Thanksgiving Day, 1974, proclamation 2536 The District of Columbia Law Revision Commission Act 480 "The Marihuana-Hashish Epidemic and Its Impact on United States Security", hearings, printing of additional copies 2426 The Reclamation Development Act of 1974 1486 "The Recreation Imperative—The National Outdoor Recreation Plan", printing of additional copies 2411 Timber, sales contracts in major disaster areas 158 "To Save the Children: Nutritional Intervention Through Supplemental Feeding", printing of additional copies .__ 2403 Tobacco: Acreage allotments or quotas, N.C. emergency lease or transfer 1416 Marketing quotas 1089 Tobacco and Firearms, Bureau of Alcohol, appropriation for 225, 614 Tort Claims, U.S. investigative or law enforcement oflBcers, certain acts or omissions, liability 50 Trade Act of 1974. 1978 General provisions 2071 Generalized system of preferences 2066 Import competition, relief from injury.. 2011 Negotiating and other authority 1982 Nondiscriminatory treatment, trade relations with countries not receiving 2056 Unfair trade practices, relief 2041 Trade Agreement Expansion Act of 1962, modification of duties, proclamations. 2464, 2494, 2511, 2538 Trade Commission, Federal. See Federal Trade Commission. Trade Commission, United States International, new name for United States Tariff Commission 2009 Trade Commission Act, Federal. See Federal Trade Commission Act. Trade Development and Assistance Act of 1954, Agricultural, appropriation for effecting provisions 440, 627, 1188, 1823, 1828 Trade Expansion Act of 1962: Amendments— National security, investigation by Department of the Treasury.. 1993

Repeal of certain provisions; technical Appropriation for effecting provisions..

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Trade Impacted Area Council for Adjustment Assistance, establishment 2036 Trade Negotiations, Advisory Committee for, establishment 1996 Trade Negotiations, Office of the Special Representative for: Appropriation for 216, 1206 Establishment of new; abolishment of former 1999, 2000 Product sectors of manufacturing, establishment 1984 Trade agreements, cooperation 1995, 1998 Trade Week, World, 1974, proclamation.. 2463 Trademark Act of 1946, Amendments: Filing of oppositions, time extension; reasons of appeal, elimination; attorney fees 1955 Patent Office, name changed to Patent and Trademark Office 1949 Trademark Office, Patent and, new name for Patent Office.. 1949 Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966, National, See National Traffic and Motor Vehicle Safety Act of 1966. Traffic Safety Administration, National Highway, appropriation for 211, 224, 775 Transportation, Department of: Airport and Airway Development Act of 1970, appropriation for effecting provisions 771 Appropriation Act, 1975 768 Appropriation for 210, 224, 280, 768, 1779, 2108 Coast Guard, United States. See separate title. Daylight saving time, conversion to year-round, final report, time extension 1209 Deepwater Port Act of 1974 2126 Elderly persons, transportation projects for, cooperation 357 Fare-free mass transportation systems, study 1574 Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1968, appropriation for effecting provisions. 774 Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1973. See separate title. Federal Aviation Act of 1958. See separate title. Federal Aviation Administration— Air Transportation Security Act of 1974 415 Appropriation for 224, 771 Grants-in-aid for airports, availability of funds 1779 Military participation under agreements with Armed Forces, elimination of report requirement— 1970 Federal'Boat Safety Act of 1971, appropriation for effecting provisions _ 770 Federal Highway Administration, appropriation for 211, 224, 772 Federal Railroad Administration— Appropriation for.. 211, 224, 775, 1779, 2108 High-speed ground transportation, appropriation for research 211 Foreign air transportation, security standards 414 General provisions. Appropriation Acts. 779 Hazardous Materials Transportation Act 2156

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Transportation, Department of—Con. Page Hazardous Materials Transportation Control Act of 1970, repeal 2163 High-speed ground transportation between major west coast cities, feasibility study 1531 Highway railroad grade crossings, demonstration project in Hammond, Ind 1575 Highway Safety Act of 1973, appropriation for effecting provisions 773 Highways. See separate title. Independent Safety Board Act of 1974. 2166 Interagency Committee on Federal Activities for Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, member 133 International air transportation, discriminatory and unfair practices, review 2102 Lowell Historic Canal District Commission, ex officio member 2330 Mass transportation, biennial authorization request, elimination 1970 Motor vehicle fuel system integrity standard 1482 Motor Vehicle Information and Cost Savings Act— Amendment, motor vehicle demonstration projects _ 1485 Appropriation for effecting provisions 775 Motor vehicle or replacement equipment defects, notification 1470 National Capital Transportation Act of 1969, appropriation for effecting provisions 779 National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, appropriation for 211, 224, 775 National Railroad Passenger Corporation. See separate title. National Transportation Safety Board— Appropriation for. 225, 777 Estabhshment 2167 Northeast Corridor project completion, cooperation 1527 Oil spills, uniform law for liability, study 2145 Personnel and equipment, loan to Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife 124 Pipehne safety and operation, standards and regulations... 2146 Rail Safety Improvement Act of 1974.. 2164 Rail services, integration with other modes of transportation, study 1534 Research and development, appropriation for 769, 770, 771, 773, 775, 777 Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation— Administrator, term.. 1977 Appropriation for 225, 777 Secretary, Office of the, appropriation for 280, 769 Transportation regulations study, cooperation 257 Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1964. See separate title. Urban Mass Transportation Administration, appropriation for 776, 1780 Urban mass transportation systems, investigation of safety hazards 1572

Transportation Act, Department of. Pace Amendments: Conforming amendments 2173 Transportation of hazardous materials. 2163 Union Station, D.C., model intermodal transportation terminal at 1533 Transportation Act of 1940, Amendment, transportation payments, audit 1959 Transportation Act of 1964, Urban Mass. See Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1964. Transportation Assistance Act of 1974, National Mass 1565 Transportation Barriers Compliance Board, Architectural and: Consumer Advisory Panel, appointment 1621 Program extension 1619 Transportation Day and National Transportation Week, National Defense, 1974, proclamation 2480 Transportation Fair Competitive Practices Act of 1974, International Air 2102 Transportation Safety Act of 1974 2156 Transportation Safety Board, National: Appropriation for 225, 777 Establishment 2167 Transportation Security Act of 1974, Air.. 415 Travel Act of 1961, International: Amendment, foreign air transportation, romotion of travel on United tates carriers in ._ 2105 Appropriation for effecting provisions. _ 1197 Travel Expenses for Government Employees, restrictions 1784 Travel Service, United States, appropriation for 218, 1197 Traveler's Checks and Money Orders, disposition of abandoned 1525 Treasury, Department of: Accounts, Bureau of, appropriation for. 210, 212, 225, 614 Actuaries, Joint Board for the Enrollment of, establishment 1002 Adjustment Assistance Trust Fund, estabhshment 2026 Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms, Bureau of, appropriation for 225, 614 Appropriation Act, 1975 613 Appropriation for 210, 212, 225, 613, 1780 Bonneville Power Administration fund, establishment 1378 Check forgery insurance fund, availability extension 1738 Coinage— American Revolution Bicentennial coins, continuation of minting authority - - - 1739 Composition of one-cent piece 1261 Proof coins, proceeds from sale of, transfer to Eisenhower College, N.Y 1262 Community Adjustment Assistance Fund, estabhshment 2040 Comptroller of the Currency, Office of the— Banks, unfair or deceptive practices in or affecting commerce, enforcment of regulations 2196 National Commission on Electronic Fund Transfers, member 1508 Customs Service, United States— Appropriation for . - 225, 614 Border facilities, funds for, increase... 794

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 SUBJECT INDEX Immigration inspection, transfer of Page certain functions to, nullification. 50 District of Columbia real property tax revenues, deposit 1052 Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 829 Engraving and Printing, Bureau of, audit requirement, revision 1964 Federal employees, withholding certain city taxes, agreement with city 294 Federal Home Loan Bank obligations, increased authority to purchase 1506 Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, appropriation for 225, 613 Fiscal, budgetary, and program-related data and information systems 327 Fiscal year, change to begin October 1... 321 Fishermen's Protective Fund, appropriation for 210 Fishery management jurisdiction, enforcement study, cooperation 1183 Foreign Investment Study Act of 1974. _ 1450 General provisions. Appropriation Acts. 616, 629, 630 Geothermal Resources Development Fund, establishment 1087 Government Financial Operations, Bureau of, payments to Eisenhower College, appropriation for 1780 Harry S Truman Memorial Scholarship Trust Fund, establishment 2279 Hoover Institution on War, Revolution, and Peace, Stanford University, Calif., grants to 1918 Hungary, claims against by American nationals 1386 Imports, exports, and production, uniform statistical data; study 2073, 2074 Imports, national security investigation 1993 Internal Revenue Service— Additional positions 951 Appropriation for 212, 225, 615 Employee Plans and Exempt Organizations, Office of, establishment. 951 International air transportation, discriminatory and unfair practices, review 2102 Lease and surety bond guarantees, revolving funds, creation 747 Lower income housing and State housing finance and development programs, direct financing, feasibility study 740 Medals, striking of— International Exposition on Environment, Spokane, Wash., 1974, commemorative medals, authorization extension 1978 J. Edgar Hoover, commemorative medals. 234 Jim Thorpe commemorative medals, authorization extension 1978 San Francisco cable cars, 100th anniversary, commemorative medals, authorization extension 19 78 Medical facilities, modernization and construction; loan and loan guarantee fund, establishment 2267 Mint, Bureau of the, appropriation for 225, 615 Mobile home importation 705 National Commission on Electronic Fund Tyaosferp, ijieniber,..,. 1508

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New motor vehicles, fuel economy Page study, cooperation 262 Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, member 1005 Pension benefit guaranty funds, establishment 1009 Public Debt, Bureau of the, appropriation for 212, 225, 615 Salary reduction regulations 992 Secret Service, United States, appropriation for _. 213, 225, 616 Secretary, Office of the, appropriation for 225, 613 Trade agreements, cooperation 1995 Trains, customs inspection procedures.. 1527 Treasurer, Office of the, appropriation for... 225, 616 Veterans' Administration Education Loan Fun d, establishment 1591 Treasury, Postal Service, and General Government Appropriation Act, 1975. 613 Tree Planting, assistance to States, appropriation for 817 Truman Memorial Scholarship Act, Harry S 2276 Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands: Appropriation for 201, 812 Child abuse and neglect, demonstration programs, treatment as a State 2310 Excess Federal property, disposal 1926 Federal Credit Union Act, applicability. 720 Handicapped children in, education programs, grants.. 581 Headstart programs, allotment of funds. 2301 Medical facilities, modernization and construction projects, allotment of funds -- 2262 Micronesian Claims Fund, appropriation for payment to. 813 Non-Federal public works, comprehensive planning program, inclusion— 691 Public water system safety program 1693 Rural housing programs, inclusion 692 Teacher corps assistance 605 Truth in Lending Act, Amendments: Advertising, more-than-four-installment rule 1517 Agricultural credit exemption 1517 Business credit cards 1519 Closing costs, full statement of 1519 Credit billing practices - 1512-1517 Credit card fraud.. - 1520 Fair credit billing rights, disclosure 1511 Multiple disclosures, liability 1518 Turkey, Military Assistance to: Limitation 1868 Prohibition 1363 Suspension l^'^l Tuskegee Institute National Historic Site, Ala., establishment 14b2 U Unemployment Assistance Act of 1974, Emergency Jobs and 1845 Appropriation for efifecting provisions.. 2106, 2 1 (Jo

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Unemployment Compensation Act of 1971, Page United States Customs 185th Anniversary Paee Emergency, Amendment, advances to Year, proclamation 2497 States, repayment method 420 United States Customs Service, approUnemployment Compensation Act of 1974, priation for 614 Emergency 1869 United States Fish and Wildlife Service: Uniform Alcoholism and Intoxication Appropriation for 805 Treatment Act, grants for implestablishment of new 92 mentation 128 United States Housing Act of 1937: Uniformed Services. See also Armed Amendments, low-income housing asForces and individual services. sistance 653-667 Aviation Career Incentive Act of 1974. 177 Appropriation for effecting provisions 1096 Aviation midshipman, service credit 1741 Low rent public housing, annual conClaims, administrative settlement, intribution contracts, retroactive efcreased limits 291 fect of repeal 668 Enlistments, uniform qualifications for Public facility and housing assistance, male and female persons 173 applications in areas affected by Insurance— major disasters, priority 151 Servicemen's Group Life Insurance— United States-Hungarian Claims Agreement, determination of American naMaximum coverage, increase 166 tional claims settled by 1386 National Guard, inclusion 165 Reserve components, inclusion 166 United States Information Agency: Veterans' Group Life Insurance 169 Appropriation for 210, 229, 1207 Medical officers— Authorization of funds. 1439 Initial residency, continuation pay_- 792 International Ocean Exposition, auRevised pay structure 95 thorization of funds for 194 Moving expenses, tax status of reimStudent dependents of employees, travel bursements for 1466 expenses 1443 Pay and allowances— United States Information and Educational Enlistment and reenlistment bonuses. 119 Exchange Act of 1948: Increases, computation 1152 Amendment, United States Information Personal property claims, limit on Agency, annual reports to Conpayment, increase 1381 gress 1440 Retirement pay, survivor annuities 994 Appropriation for effecting provisions.. 1207 Scholarships, income tax exclusion 1458 United States International Trade ComTravel and transportation allowances mission: to members incapacitated by illness. 1743 East-West Trade Statistics Monitoring Veterans' Insurance Act ofl974 165 System 2065 Union of Soviet Socialist Republics: Import relief, investigation 2011 Fossil fuels in, loans for research and Imports, exports, and production, uniexploration; production loans, form statistical data; study...2073, 2074 prohibition 2335, 2336 New name for United States Tariff Limitation on credit to 2076 Commission 2009 Union Station, D.C.: Reports to, trade monitoring system 2041 Intermodal transportation terminal conU.S. duties, articles for modification, struction at 1528, 1533 advice to President 1994 Parking facilities adjacent to, construcUnited States Magistrates, appropriation tion 1449 for 1202 United Arab Republic, restriction on asUnited States Military Academy, Laotian sistance to, repeal 1813 citizen, attendance 244 United Nations Day, 1974, proclamation... 2490 United States National Committee on United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Vital and Health Statistics, establishCultural Organization, restriction on ment 366 funds to 1798 United States Postal Service. See Postal United States Arms Control and DisarmaService, United States. ment Agency: United States Railway Association: Appropriation for 227, 1204 Additional funds 1464 Authorization of funds 289 Appropriation for 212, 1780 United States Army Command and GenNortheast Corridor project completion, eral Staff College, degree of master of cooperation 1527 military art and science, requireReporting date, extension 1464 ments 407 United States Attorney for the District of United States Secret Service, appropriaColumbia, District of Columbia Camtion for 213,225,616 paign Finance Reform and Conflict United States Soldiers' and Airmen's of Interest Act, prosecution of vioHome, appropriation for 219, 1651 lations 455, 470 United States Space Week: United States Attorneys and Marshals, Designation OIQQ appropriation for 1192 United States Civil Service Commission. Proclamation 2493 See Civil Service Commission, United United States Tariff Commission: States. Appropriation for 229, 1206 United States Coast Guard. See Coast Name changed to United States InterGuard, United States. national Trade Commission 2009 United States Courts. See Courts, United United States Tax Court, appropriation 215 States. for. NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1362; Part 2 cont^ns pages 136a^545.

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SS Independence, sale to foreign regis- Page United States Travel Service, appropria- Page try 288 tion for 218, 1197 Transportation of flammable or combusUniversity of the District of Columbia, tible liquid, prohibition 2163 establishment 1424 U.S. warships, nuclear incidents involvUpholstery Regulators, Needles, and Pins, ing, payment of claims and judgsuspension of duty 2108 ments 1611 Upper Colorado River Storage Project, Waste material, net tonnage 1694 appropriation for 786 Veterans. See also Veterans AdministraUrban Mass Transportation Act of 1964: tion. AmendmentsDeath compensation, increase 183 Biennial authorization request, elimDisabled— ination 1970 Automobiles and adaptive equipment Bus purchases by certain public benefits, extension of eligibility; transit systems, Federal assistmaximum purchase assistance, ance, prohibition 737 increase 1736 Capital grants, alternate use of 1573 Compensation, increase 181 Formula grant program 1567 Employment within the Federal GovLong-range programs, increased ernment 1593 grants and contract authority 1566 Housing grants, maximum amount.. 1867 School bus operations, prohibition 1572 Special driver training courses 1736 Appropriation for effecting provisions- 776, 777 Urban Mass Transportation AdministraDisabled Veterans' and Servicemen's tion, appropriation for 776, 1780 Automobile and Adaptive Equipment Amendments of 1974 1736 USIA Authorization Act, Fiscal Year Educational assistance— 1975, State Department 1439 Allowance increase 1579, 1958 Utah: Loan program 1589 Colorado River, segment designated for possible inclusion in the national Time extension 176 wild and scenic rivers system 2094 Educational programs, ten-year delimiting period 292 Utah County, conveyance of mineral Employment assistance and preference.. 1592 interests in 54 Farm housing assistance, eligibility for Vernal Unit, Central Utah project and Emery County project, drainage preference 694 construction 1495 Flight training, increased assistance 1958 Ute Tribe of Indians, Utah, report on Legally disabled persons, payment of development program by Department benefits to 183 of the Interior, elimination 1969 Maximum home loan guarantee, increase 1864 Mobile hbme loans 1864-1866 On-job training allowance 1580, 1959 Veal, temporary quantitative limitation on Remployment rights 1594 importation into the United States "Summary of Veterans Legislation Refrom Canada, proclamation 2540 ported, Ninety-third Congress", Vermont: printing on additional copies 2402 Bristol Chffs Wilderness, designation... 2097 Veterans Housing Act of 1974 1863 Lye Brook Wilderness, designation 2097 Veterans' Insurance Act of 1974 165 Vessels: Vietnam era veterans, farm housing Boilers and pressure vessels, safety assistance, eligibility for preferstandards 423 ence 694 Deep water ports, navigational safety; Vietnam Era Veterans' Readjustment oil discharge, liability... 2137, 2141-2145 Assistance Act of 1974 1578 Exchange for conversion and operation Vietnam Veterans Day, proclamation. _. 2451 in unsubsidized service between Vocational rehabilitation— west coast and Guam, contract Cost of instruction payments to inamendment 232 stitutions of higher education— 604 Fishing, certain inspection and loadline Subsistance allowance, increase.. 1578, 1958 Widows and children, dependency and requirements, exemption 1182, 1183 indemnity compensation, increase. 182 Foreign repairs and equipment on U.S. Wives and widows, educational assistvessels, duty exemption 420 ance, eligibility period extension— 292 Government or charitable cargo in Veterans Administration. See also Vetdomestic offshore trade, regulation erans. of rates 1463 Adaptive equipment and adapted conHazardous materials, transportation veyances for disabled persons, reregulations, exemption of certain search and development 1737 vessels 2158 Appropriation for 76, Merchant Marine Act, 1936— 199, 226, 275, 1103, 1772, 2107 Amendment, National Defense ReArthritis Coordinating Committee, serve Fleet, vessel exchange 1965 member 2221 Appropriation for effecting proChief Medical Director, adaptive equipvisions 1199 ment and adapted conveyances for Miss Keku, documentation for use in disabled persons, research and deAmerican fisheries 2369 velopment 1736 Nuclear powered naval vessels, conDependency and indemnity compensastruction 408 tion claims, study and report 183 NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1362; Part 2 contains pages 1363-2545.

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Veterans Administration—Continued 1**^ Veterans, prisoners of war, educational Pft^e Disabled veterans, employment within assistance, extension of eligibility the Federal Government, regulaperiod for former 292 tions.. _ __ 1594 Vietnam, International Commission of Employment, outreach and public inControl and Supervision in, authorizaformation program _ 1848 tion for U.S. share cf contribution 1816 Hospitals— Vietnam, North: Admission for veterans suffering from Aid to nations trading with, prohibialcoholism or drug abuse; contion 1801 fidentiality of records, regulaCombat activities in or over, restriction tions; report to congressional on funds 232, 285, 1231 committees 131, 133, 139 Reconstruction assistance, prohibiHarry S Truman Memorial Veterans' tion 232, 286 Hospital, Mo., designation 1957 Vietnam, South: Interagency Committee on Federal Child care assistance 1808 Activities for Alcohol Abuse and Combat activities in or over, restriction Alcoholism, member. 133 on funds... 232, 286, 1231 National Commission on Arthritis and Economic and military assistance— Related Musculoskeletal Diseases, Limitations . 1808 ex officio member.. 2218 Plan, preparation by Department of National Council on Health Planning State, sense of Congress 1444 and Development, ex officio memFertilizers, restriction on funds for. 1363, 1795 ber __ 2228 Military assistance— Philippines, Republic of the, medical Appropriation for 1224 care grants, appropriation for 1105 Authorizations 405 Real estate settlement— Restriction 1798 Necessity for further congressional Military forces, funds for support 282 action, consultation 1730 Relief and reconstruction, authorizaStatement, standard form, consultation of funds for. 1807 tion __ 1725 U.S. civilian officers and employees in, Tuition assistance allowance program limitation 1809 abuses, study. 1681 Vietnam-Era Veterans' Readjustment AsVeterans' Canteen Service, audit resistance Act of 1972, Amendment, quirement, revision.. 1964 wives and widows, educational assistVeterans and Survivors Pension Adjustance, eligibility period extension 292 ment Act of 1974 1702 Vietnam Era Veterans' Readjustment AsVeterans' Benefits Calculator, printing of sistance Act of 1974. 1578 copies 2400 2451 Veterans Day, 1974, proclamation 2525 Vietnam Veterans Day, proclamation Virgin Islands: Veterans Disability Compensation and Child abuse and neglect, demonstration Survivor Benefits Act of 1974 180 programs, treatment as a State 2310 Veterans' Education and Rehabilitation Equalization Amendments Act of Gifts sent from, duty and tax, exemp1974... 1958 tion 2075 Veterans Employment and Readjustment Handicapped children in, education proAct of 1972, appropriation for effectgrams, grants.. 681 ing provisions.. 1635 Headstart programs, allotment of funds. 2301 Veterans Housing Act of 1974 1863 Medical facilities, modernization and Veterans' Insurance Act of 1974 165 construction projects, allotment of "Veterans Legislation Reported, Ninetyfunds 2262 third Congress, Summary o f, printMinimum wage, increase 56-58 ing of additional copies 2402 Social services programs, allotment of Veterans' Readjustment Assistance Act funds 2339 of 1974, Vietnam Era 1578 Submerged lands, conveyance to 1210 Vice President of the United States: Appropriation for, 424 Virgin Islands National Park, Virgin Islands, appropriation ceiling inClaims, erroneous payments, waiver 394 crease 1445 Federal Election Campaign Act Amendments of 1974 1263 Virginia: Official temporary residence— Colonial National Historical Park, appropriation for 618 propriation ceiling increase 1445 Designation 340, 1764 Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Protective services for 1765 Refuge, establishment 801 Vietnam: James River Face Wilderness, designaDraft evaders and military deserters, tion 2098 program for return, proclamation.. 2504 Vision Week, Save Your, 1974, proclamaInternational Commission of Control tion -- 2448 and Supervision in Viet-Nam, apVisitor Center Facilities Act of 1968, Napropriation for 1189 tional, Amendment, Union Station, Prisoners of war and missing in action, D.C., construction of parking facilideceased, funeral transportation ties adjacent to; additional funds 1449 and living expense benefits to Vital and Health Statistics, United States families of 63 National Committee on, establishment 366 U.S. contribution, authorization., 1816 N0T5: Part I contains pages IT1362; f^t 2 contains pages 1363-9546.

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 SUBJECT INDEX Vocational Education, National Advisory Council on: Authority to accept gifts and transfer funds Career Education, National AdvisoryCouncil for, member Vocational Education Act of 1963: Amendments^— Advisory councils, extension Bilingual vocational training National Advisory Council on Vocational Education, authority to accept gifts and transfer funds... Programs, extension Appropriation for effecting provisions. _

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Appropriation for effecting provisions. 786 Reclamation Development Act of 1974, 1849 The 1486 Safe Drinking Water Act 1660 552 Saline Water Conversion Act of 1971, The— Appropriation for effecting provi612 sions 805 607 Program, authorization of funds 295 Water Bank Act, appropriation for effecting provisions 1829, 1839 1849 Water Conservation Fund Act of 1965, 606 Land and: 1642, Amendment, Federal recreation areas, 192 use fees 1773 Vocational Rehabilitation Act, AmendAppropriation for effecting provisions.. 621, ment, elimination of report to Con805 gress by National Center for DeafWater Pollution Control Act, Federal: Blind Youths and Adults 1968 Amendments— Volunteer Program, Retired Senior, local Extension of program 1924 contributions, restrictions 358 Fish and wildlife enhancement, costVolunteer Service Act of 1973, Domestic: sharing requirements 33 Amendment, Retired Senior Volunteer Appropriation for effecting provisions.. 1836 Program, local contribution, rePublic facility and housing assistance, strictions _358 applications in areas affected by Appropriation for effecting provisions. _ 1649 major disasters, priority 151 Volunteer Week, National, 1974, proclaWater Pollution Control Act Amendments mation 2476 of 1972, Federal, appropriation for Volunteers in the National Forests Act of effecting provisions 1836 1972, appropriation for effecting proWater Project Recreation Act, Federal, visions 817 Amendment, fish and wildlife enhancement, cost-sharing requireW ments 33 Water Quality, National Commission on, W. Turner Wallis Pumping Station, Pla., appropriation for 1836 designation 141 Water Resources Council: Wage and Price Stability, Council on: Appropriation for 791 Appropriation for 1781 Nonnuclear energy technology, water Establishment 750 resource evaluation 1893 Wage and Price Stability Act, Council on. 750 Water Resources Development Act of Wake Forest University, N.C., sale of 1974 12 former consulate building in Venice Amendment, Chester Bridge, 111. and to_ 84 Mo., contract for operation, etc., War Claims Act of 1948, appropriation for time extension 1659 effecting provisions 1636 Water Resources Planning Act, appropriWarren, Earl: ation for effecting provisions 791 Funeral services, catafalque for 2405 Water Resources Research, Office of, Oil portrait and marble bust for Supreme appropriation for 222, 804 Court Building 1362 Water Resources Research Act of 1964: Washington: Amendment, water research program, Aberdeen, storage space contracts, reelimination of report requirement _. 1970 payment terms 25 Appropriation for effecting provisions.. 804 Ferry operations in 2284 Watergate Special Prosecution Force: Fishing vessels, certain inspection and load-line requirements, exemption. 1182, Appropriation for 1192 1183 Certain Presidential recordings and International Exposition on Environmaterials, access 1696 ment, Spokane, 1974, commemoraWatershed Protection and Flood Pretive medals, authorization extenvention Act, appropriation for effectsion 1978 ing provisions 1837 Kaniksu National Forest, land exchange procedures 1921 Weather Modification Activities Reporting, Spokane Indian Reservation, nontaxextension 1212 able trust lands 142 Welfare and Pension Benefit Plans, Wynoochee Dam and Lake, Wynoochee Advisory Council on Employee, River, funds for fish hatchery establishment 895 facilities 25 Welfare and Pension Plans Disclosure Act, Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Amendment, repeal 851 Authority, appropriation for.. 212, 779 West Virginia: Washington Technical Institute, D.C., appropriation for president of 824 Dolly Sods Wilderness, designation 2098 Water: Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, Colorado River Basin Salinity Control additional lands and interpretive shuttle service 1420 Act 266 Otter Creek Wilderness, NOTE: Part 1 contains pages 1-1362; Part 2 contains pages 136a-2646. designation.. 2098

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White Cane Safety Day, 1974, proclama- !•»«« tion 2491 White House Conference on Education.. 597 National Conference Committee to guide and plan, establishment 598 White House Conference on Handicapped Individuals Act 1631 White House Conference on Library and Information Services 1856 Advisory Committee of, establishment. 1857 White House Office, appropriation for. 216, 619 Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, Amendments: Authorization of funds. 123 Chattooga River, N.C.-Ga., component of National wild and scenic rivers system, designation 122 Wild and scenic rivers system, designating segments of certain rivers for possible inclusion in 2094 Wilderrtess Areas: Additional lands for inclusion in, study. 2098 Big Cypress National Preserve, Fla., report on suitability as a wilderness area 1261 Big Thicket National Preserve, Tex., report on suitability as a wilderness area 1257 Canaveral National Seashore, Fla., report on suitability as a wilderness area 2125 Cape Lookout National Seashore, N.C., report on suitability as a wilderness _. 1449 Cherry Creek exclusion,. Calif., review of suitability for preservation as a wilderness and addition to Hoover

Wildlife Service, United States Fish and: Appropriation for Establishment of new Wines, still, carbon dioxide in, increase Winter Olympic Games, 1980, congressional cooperation and support Wiretapping and Electronic Surveillance, National Commission for the Review of Federal and State Laws Relating to: Appropriation for Extension; closed meetings Wisconsin: Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, appropriation ceiling increase Rainbow Lake Wilderness, designation Wisconsin River, segment designated for possible inclusion in the national wild and scenic rivers system Women, integration into national economies Women's Bureau, Advisory Council on Women's Educational Programs, member Women's Educational Equity Act of 1974.. Women's Educational Programs, Advisory Council on, establishment Women's Equality Day: Designation Proclamation Women's Year, International, 1975, proclamation Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, appropriation for Woodrow Wilson Memorial Act of 1968, appropriation for effecting provisions. "Woodsy Owl", use and reproduction of name, character, or slogan, royalties and restrictions World Environment Day, 1974, proclamation .World Forestry Day, American Forestry Week and, 1974, proclamation World Population Year, 1974, proclamation World Trade Week, 1974, proclamation. _ Wright Brothers Day, 1974, proclamation. Wynoochee Dam and Lake, Wynoochee River, Wash., transfer of funds for fish hatchery facilities -Wyoming: Clarks Fork River, segment designated for possible inclusion in the national wild and scenic rivers system Glendo Dam and Reservoir, road reconstruction — Snake River, segment designated for possible inclusion in the national wild and scenic rivers system Sweetwater River, segment designated for possible inclusion in the national wild and scenic rivers system Teton National Forest, land exchange..

Designation...'.'." ii79,'2097,"2098,'2i53-2155 Farallon Wilderness, Calif., designation 1744 Primitive area classifications within, abolishment 2155 Wildlife: Great Dismal Swamp National Wildlife Refuge, Va.-N.C., establishment.. 801 Marine Mammal Commission, appropriation for 1205 Migratory birds, protection.. __ 190 Montana, land conveyance to for grazing purposes 25 Public lands, conservation and rehabilitation programs on__ 1369 Wildlife, Bureau of Sport Fisheries and: Appropriation for 200, 222 Federal agency loan of personnel and equipment 123 Replacement by United States Fish and Wildlife Service 92 Wildlife Act of 1956, Fish and. Amendments: Commissioner of Fish and Wildlife, abolishment 92 United States Fish and Wildlife Service, establishment of new 92 Wildlife Coordination Act of 1958, Fish and, appropriation for effecting provisions 783, 785, 788 Wildlife Refuge System, National, wilderness areas within, designation 2153 Young Marines of the Marine Corps Wildlife Refuge System Administration League, surplus naval material, reAct Amendments of 1974, National-. 1603 cipients Wildlife Refuge System Administration Young Men's Christian Association, exAct of 1966, National, Amendment, emption from sex discrimination prorights-of-way, easements, or reservahibitions tions, payment of fair market value. 1603 NOTE: Part 1 contaliis pages 1-1362; Part 2 contains pages 1363T2fi46.

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Balonan, Caridad R Bautista, Charito F Beas, Robert J Bell, Jorge M Bellville Cemetery Association, N.Y Bokosky, Lidia M Brockhurst, Robert H Brown, Mrs. Rita P Burden, Dr. William A. M Burger, Warren E Burroughs, Viola

2381 2373 2378 2368 1382 2379 2394 2375 795 2399 2376

Jackson, Clarence Jewell, Keith Johnson, Raphael Johnson, Thomas C Jones, Nepty M Jose, Samuel C Judilla, Rito E

2369 2394 2366 2381 2389 2390 2367 K

Kiyonao Okami Korhonen, Michael A KroU, Lester H

2392 2376 2375 L

La Capria, Salvatore Lomuscio, Nicola Lucas, Monroe A

C

2394 2390 2372 M

Cameron, William L., Jr Castin, Dulce P. (Castin-Casas) Chalaby, Kamal A Cosden, Joshua

2390 2380 Maly, Wilhelm J. R 2370 Manemann, Michael D 2394 Martin, Robert J Massara, Aldo Moore, C. J., I l l Moore, Ursula E 2389 Morgan, Joe H 2424 Muto, Alphonso A 2391 Muto, Frank P 2382 2379 N 2369 Nixon, Richard M

D DeBow, Delmira Deihm, Mrs. Charles F del Rosario, Fernando L de Saint Andre, Lucille Dickson, Linda J. (nee Waters) Domanski, Mrs. Jozefa S E Elson, Rev. Edward L. R

2399

F Ford, Gerald R Ford, Mildred C

2409 2372 G

Gell-Mann, Dr. Murray Gh'tescu, Viorica A., Alexander, and Serban G Glockner, Ivy M Go, Gloria Greco, Giuseppe Greenewalt, Dr. Crawford H Gutierrez, Melissa C. and Milagros C

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2368 2386 2366 2391 2394 2374 2380 2394 2394 1695, 2399, 2502

O O'Neill, Arthur D O'Neill, Thomas D

2394 2394 P

Palacay, Mrs. Gavina A Pasicaran, Vima J Pettit, Dominga 800 Polly, Uhel D

2377 2381 2370 2373 800 2379

H Harris, Georgina H Haskins, Dr. Caryl P Head, Mary Red Holmen, Karin B Hoover, Herbert Hoover, J. Edgar Hoover, Lou H

Face

2366 795 2385 444 2407 234, 2399 2407

2372 2367 2367 2368

R Rathbun, Emmett A. and Agnes J Reyes-Morelos, Jose I Riddle, J. B Robles, Arturo Rodino, Representative Peter W., Jr Rodriguez, Marcos R_._

2378 2384 2373 2365 2397 2377

S Scofield, Ernest E (Ernesto Espino) Scott, Arthur E Seelmeyer, Bertha Sejna, Jan Senko, Michael

2371 2394 2394 2385 2394 Dl

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2394 2380 2371 2393 2370 2393 2388 2369 2431

U Urban Renewal Agency, Aransas Pass, Tex V

2391

Vanderventer, Mrs. Harriet La Pointe Van Zanten, Mrs. Zosima T Vo Thi Suong (Nini Anne Hoyt)

2383 2366 2369

Walz, August F Warren, Hon. Earl Wentz, James A Wide River Farms, Inc Wilkinson, F. Clyde Wisconsin Michigan Power Milwaukee, Wis 2382

2367 205 2387 2384

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2365 1362, 2405 2374 1895 2394 Company, 2383

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 excrescences. On the abdomen the scales are sometimes disk-shaped but more frequently v-shaped or crescentic, rising in posterior direction.

Nieszkowski [ 1859, p. 335] has suggested that these scales are the attachment places of muscles, a view which to us seems to explain most peculiarities of their structure and distribution. The following points seem to support Nieszkowski's assertion:

1 The scales are more distinctly outlined on the inside than on the outside of the test. In some cases they are well seen on the interior while faint or invisible on the outside, as in the specimens of.

2 On the abdominal segments they are distributed in distinct transverse zones or belts [see, pl. 31; Pterygotus, pl. 79] which correspond to the muscle bands that function in moving the segments, and they are entirely absent over the anterior and posterior doublures where no muscles could be placed; on the dorsal side they are arranged in longitudinal rows that follow the course of the intestinal canal and indicate the insertion of muscles with a suspensory function.

3 They are especially strong and distinct on the movable plates of the underside of the abdomen which carried the gill plates and were strongly shifted forward and back in breathing and swimming.

In the mature Limulus the crust is too thick to show any such muscle impressions on the outside, and moreover, the body has become separated into three solid fused regions (the cephalothorax, abdomen and telson) which only are movable upon each other. The muscles have thus become localized and fastened to strong internal processes or entapophyses. No such entapophyses have been found in the integument of the eurypterid abdomen, and there is in these structures evidence of the primitive condition of the musculature indicating a state of dissolution into many small muscular fasciculi. The thin-shelled young Limulus, less removed from the distinct abdominal segmentation of the embryonic stage, still exhibits a like distribution of the muscles and also shows from the outside such


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 attachment scars as the eurypterids. Even in the mature Limulus, the extensors, or abductors, and the flexors, or adductors, of the gillbearing ventral plates are still subdivided into many radiating fasciculi, and likewise the extensors and flexors of the tail spine arise from a large number of fasciculi. The muscles of the eurypterid cephalothorax were probably contracted into solid bundles, as in Limulus, following the solidification of the segments. This is indicated by the occurrence of a pair of entapophyses, or chitinous infoldings of the carapace [ pl. 6, fig. 6], corresponding in their position to those observed in Limulus, and also by the observation of pairs of circular or oval areas arranged along the median line. At least three such pairs of areas have been seen in. The foremost of them is shown in plate 5, figure 7. They may correspond to the first pair of tergo-proplastrals in Limulus which suspend the anterior horns of the entosternon from the dorsal side of the carapace. Gaskell has drawn a hypothetical restoration of the muscle system of the cephalothorax of an Eurypterus [text fig. 4] by inserting in the carapace of  the segmental dorso-ventral muscles as met with in the living scorpion. In a general way this is corroborated by our observations, with the exception that the muscles do not appear to be arranged so closely around the center of the carapace, at least in. From evidence presented subsequently it would seem preferable to use Limulus as the basis of such restoration.

The longitudinal zones or series of scales are especially distinct in  [ pl. 8, fig. 5] and. They inclose here a distinct smooth, flat median zone, which corresponds to the course of the intestine and there is reason to believe that this double series of scales marks the bases of the muscles and suspensory organs of the intestine. In Pterygotus the distal portion of the intestine


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 was sharply bent and the angulation has produced a distinct protrusion on the dorsal side of the last segment [ pl. 75].

4 The scales are not found on the telson spine, except the anterior swollen portion where the extensors and flexors were attached, nor on the broad, solid oarplates of the swimming legs, while they are present on the leg segments, frequently in distinct longitudinal rows which in some cases develop into regular continuous entapophyses on the inside of the integument, as in the powerful arms of Dolichopterus [ pl. 43].

5 On the postoral lip (metastoma) the scars are most strongly developed on the side that is turned toward the body and held by muscles.

6 The prevailing form of the scales is that of a V or a crescent pointing backward, and this shape, together with the fact that the integument is distinctly thicker and darker along the edges of the scales, is indicative of their function, since the muscle scars here, as among mollusk shells, are marked by their thickened edges. Forms with thicker integument, as, do not exhibit any scaly sculpturing on the outside.

7 The scales are well differentiated from the tubercles which are scattered among them [see test of Eusarcus, pl. 35, fig. 4] and on those parts where the thickness of the integument prevents the appearance of scales over the surface, as on the carapace, these tubercles alone are observed. Similarly the serrations of the edges of the rudder plate of the swimming legs, of the epimera of the abdominal segments and of the telson are independent of scales. But it appears that the spinules on the dorsal crust originate from scales, we surmise from a lengthening of the point of the angle of the V. In,   and  , as well as  , but a single transverse row of such spines is developed on each segment. In  the longitudinal series of scales on the postabdomen over the intestine show a strong tendency to develop into overlapping spinules and in the Carbonic subgenus Anthraconectes all scales possess this tendency.


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 Besides the scales and spines the integument of the eurypterids was also in many parts covered with fine hairs as in Limulus, especially on the lips and legs. These have been observed and photographed by Holm in.

Pores of doublures. Schmidt [ loc. cit. p. 67] has observed that in Pterygotus the posterior third of the dorsal thoracic segments is provided with a separate interior lamella or doublure ("Umschlag") perforated by numerous fine tubes especially abundant toward the posterior and lateral margins. In Eurypterus this doublure is present but imperforate.

A slightly weathered specimen of  very beautifully exhibits this interesting feature not only verifying Schmidt's observations but also allowing some amplification of them. In this specimen, the pores are distributed over the whole lamella, but are most closely arranged and most distinct in a belt occupying the posterior third of the lamella except for the hindmost millimeter which is entirely imperforate. Where fully exposed, they appear as sharp black lines, about 1 1 / 2 millimeters long, passing from below and posteriorly, obliquely upward and forward. At the posterior margin of the belt they stand more vertical but they rapidly bend forward and increase in obliquity of direction toward the anterior margin of the belt. They are most distinct on the tergites, but have been seen on the sternites in a similarly situated, though narrower belt, corresponding to the smaller width of the doublure. Similar belts of pores are visible on the posterior thirds of the broad doublures of both the dorsal and ventral sides of the abdominal segments, and on the narrow doublure of the posterior margin of the head.

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. Such minute pores or canals may have given passage to sense organs (sensory setae or bristles) or to tegumentary glands.

Serrations and spines. The edges of the integumental plates are frequently furnished with sharp serrations, like those of the abdomen of Limulus. These serrations are especially frequent on the anterior edge of the palette of the swimming leg, on the epimera of the postabdominal segments and on the lateral edges of the tail spine. In Eurypterus the distal edges of the segments of the swimming legs are also distinctly serrate. Frequently an alternating series of larger and smaller serrae is found. A good example of this is the telson of.

The spines on the legs and those on the manducatory edges of the coxal segments have originated from fine hairs, which grew first into strong bristles and finally into spines. These spines become powerful spurs in some genera, as Eusarcus and Stylonurus. In Ctenopterus, the subgenus of Stylonurus, they are sometimes broadened and may have assisted in swimming. Like the hairs, the spines are inserted and fixed by ringlike swellings of the integument at their bases and frequently broken out, leaving distinct scars.

Cephalothorax. The body of the Eurypterida consists of 18 segments and is functionally divided into two sharply distinct regions, the cephalothorax or prosoma, consisting of six fused segments and the abdomen consisting of 12 segments. The cephalothorax with its appendages is specialized for locomotion and prehension, while the abdomen is essentially a vegetative sac. The six segments of the cephalothorax find their expression in the six pairs of appendages. The cephalothorax consists of the carapace or head shield and the organs of the underside.

The carapace is of small size, one fifth of the body (exclusive of the telson) or less in length. This small size is a feature that gives the eurypterids a greatly different aspect from Limulus with its immense semicircular carapace, but it well corresponds to the relative dimensions in the scorpions. In Limulus it is expanded so much both laterally and frontally


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 that it entirely covers the legs and is the result of extreme adaptation to a mud-groveling habit, but in the eurypterids it never covers more than the basal segments of most legs. It nevertheless shows considerable variation in relative size, which is roughly correlated to the size and weight of the legs. Thus Dolichopterus with its very stout walking legs and extremely long swimming legs has a relatively very large carapace, while Pterygotus with thin walking and short swimming legs has, in spite of the enormously extended chelicerae, a remarkably small carapace.

The carapace is typically subrectangular in Eurypterus, Dolichopterus, Slimonia and Stylonurus, semiovoid to semicircular in Strabops and Hughmilleria, and subtriangular in Eusarcus. The broadly semielliptic or semicircular form is manifestly original and primitive, as indicated both by the larval stages of the eurypterids and the carapace of the Cambric Strabops, while the subrectangular and subtriangular forms are the extremes of different lines of development.

The carapace culminates at the middle or the posterior third in the median ocellar tubercle. Along the margin it is more or less flattened and the border is frequently thickened and beveled, forming a shoveling edge. This is notably the case in Eurypterus but not in the Pterygotus branch of the subclass.

In the great majority of specimens the surface of the carapace is flattened by compression. Nieszkowski figured in Eurypterus a short ridge extending backward from the middle of the frontal margin and two crescentlike lateral ridges on which the compound eyes are situated. Schmidt says that Nieszkowski exaggerated these ridges. He himself describes a narrow pointedly triangular prominence reaching from the posterior margin forward to the ocellar tubercle, whence two broad sector-like elevations extend forward and inclose a median depression extending to the frontal margin. Holm has considered the ridges as accidental and


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 represented the carapace of Eurypterus as evenly rounded with the exception of the frontal elevated areas.

The usual waterlime material does not give any evidence of the original form of the carapace of Eurypterus, the integument having been completely flattened out in the fine mud. A sandy dolomite bed of the Bertie waterlime at Morganville, Genesee co., has however furnished a few specimens of  that are uncompressed. These [ pl. 6, fig. 6] have glabellalike posterior median ridges well defined by two subparallel furrows deepest half way between the posterior

margin and the ocellar tubercle, which, by the way, the glabella does not quite reach. They also show a crest extending from the lateral eyes to the posterior margin and separating the elevated apical area from the steeply outward sloping lateral areas. This sculpturing is so remarkably like that of Limulus that we have no doubt it represents a general feature of the eurypterids. The dorsal furrows bounding the glabella correspond to entapophyses, serving for the attachment of muscles. The appended sections of Limulus [text fig. 5, 6] show the relation of the glabella to the position and extension of the heart and the relation of the glabellar furrows to the muscles holding in place an internal cartilaginous


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 plate, termed the endocranium, plastron or entostemon, which in its turn forms the fulcrum for other important muscles. Owen has shown that the glabellar furrows, or rather the entapophyses or infoldings to which the furrows correspond, are the bases of the powerful levators of the preabdomen and also of the muscles which serve to steady the entosternon while the latter furnishes the fixed points for the flexors or depressors of the preabdomen and the important muscles that hold and move the coxal joints of the legs. [graphic]

The glabellar furrows of Eurypterus thus correspond quite precisely in position and extension to those of Limulus and the appendages on the ventral side are entirely homologous and of like position and structure; hence it is to be inferred that the same system of muscles existed in Eurypterus as in Limulus, that also Eurypterus may have possessed a cartilaginous entosternon and that the glabellar furrows served as bases for the levators of the preabdomen and the lateral levators of the entosternon. These furrows are also well developed in species of Stylonurus, as.


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