Transit fare jump looms after New York strike avoided
New Yorkers escape a bus and subway walkout as a two year contract with TWU and ATU ends a possible strike. The deal includes a 6 percent wage increase now and 10 percent from July 1971 with the city bearing all pension costs, while a fare rise to 20 cents is debated by transit officials and Mayor Lindsay.
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Nixon vows 1970s to fight pollution with new council
President Nixon signs a bill creating a three member council on environmental quality to tackle air water and living surroundings. He urges decisive action as he plans future environmental appointees and opposes expanding executive staff for pollution efforts.
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Justice Dept to review Air Force firing of Fitzgerald
The Justice Department will promptly review the dismissal of economy advocate A. Ernest Fitzgerald by the Air Force. Will Wilson says the Fitzgerald affair gets priority. Congress and Sen. Proxmire press for possible criminal interference with a witness.
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