Nixon outlines Phase 2 economic program and wage freeze
President Nixon unveils Phase 2 to curb inflation and stabilize prices with Taft Hartley measures, wage and price controls, and court orders to resume work. The plan aims to cut annual consumer price rises to 2 3 percent by 1972 with broad industry involvement and potential sanctions for noncompliance. The move follows a longshore and coal strike wave on the West and East Coasts, amid calls for stronger executive action. The Cost of Living Council leads wage price oversight as negotiators push for settlements. The package wins business support though some urge clearer guidelines.
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Wording of New Safety Act Changes Face of Business
AP reports the Williams Steiger Occupational Safety and Health Act shifts from should to shall, expanding employer duties on pollution control and worker health. The act covers 4.5 million employers and 60 million workers, with OSHA enforcing rules and penalties up to 20,000 dollars and possible jail time.
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