Supplemental Appropriation Bill, 1978: Hearings Before Subcommittees of the Committee on Appropriations, House of Representatives, Ninety-fifth Congress, First Session, Part 2U.S. Government Printing Office, 1977 - United States |
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$22 million 1978 Supplemental Budget activities additional ADMINISTRATION FY 1978 agencies analysis appropriation assistance audit Beaufort Sea Bureau BUTLER Chairman Chemawa Clinch River coal compliance contract Contracts/Grants cost CROSSLAND Department drought DUNCAN ENERGY ADMINISTRATION FY energy conservation enforcement environmental Estimate Proposed Supplemental FEDERAL ENERGY ADMINISTRATION fiscal year 1978 fuel funds FY 1978 Supplemental FYGI going Government grants implementation Indian industry Interior INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE lands lands reclamation legislation M/Y Amount Pos McDADE McKAY million barrels National Energy National Energy Act National Energy Plan natural gas O'LEARY Office OPEC operators percent Personnel compensation petroleum problem production projects REEVES Regional regulations regulatory program reserves Revised Estimate ROLLINS Secretary solar staff standards STRATEGIC PETROLEUM RESERVE Supplemental Budget Request Surface Mining technical tion Total transaction uranium utility vanpooling WHITTEN YATES
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Page 274 - TRANSACTION" DEFINITION A. GENERAL In order to determine the maximum allowable prices applicable in sales of a particular product to a particular class of purchaser (other than in first sales of crude oil), a seller of a covered product must first determine the "weighted average price at which the covered product was lawfully priced in transactions with the class of purchaser concerned on May 15, 1973." ' In general, the maximum allowable price is the "May 15, 1973, weighted average price," thus...
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Page 274 - May 15, 1973, when a transaction occurred shall be used for purposes of applying the price rule. If the seller first offered an item for sale after May 15, 1973, and prior to the effective date of this paragraph, the first day when the item was offered for sale shall be used for purposes of applying the price rule.
Page 278 - A seller may not charge a price for an item subject to this subpart which exceeds the weighted average price at which the item was lawfully priced by the seller in transactions with the class of purchaser concerned on May 15, 1973, plus an amount which reflects, on a dollar-for-dollar basis, the increased product costs concerned.
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