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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1971
Page
2
President Nixon expects his economic plan to save about 500 million more than its cost, yet still leave fiscal 1972 deficits near 20 billion. Lawmakers debate larger consumer tax breaks and delays to Social Security tax hikes while considering tax cuts and spending reductions to shape the budget.
Washington reports the Cost of Living Council released further questions and answers about the wage price freeze. It confirms fees charged by banks and insurance rate renewals may be adjusted only under specific preconditions, and some government fees could rise while license penalties cannot. It also clarifies salary ranges for new hires, permissible wage increases tied to prefreeze agreements, and pension benefit schedules for retirees before the freeze.
San Francisco offices of the Internal Revenue Service and the Office of Emergency Preparedness report over 75 Wage-price freeze complaints by Monday. Edward Grd, assistant U.S. attorney, says the 90-day cheese order will be enforced. Complaints include milk, bread, ketchup price hikes, a wholesale coffee firm raising prices, and rent increases. Ord says voluntary compliance will be sought. failing that, cases will go to court.
The Daly Ravinw announces its offices in Hayward and San Leandro California with subscriptions and ad rates. It lists staff titles and contact addresses including Post Office Hopward and Fremont. It notes publication days and pricing for weekly and Sunday editions in 1827 style.
Officials report a real underworld operation in Rome beneath its catacombs. an estimated 6000 or more stripped cars lie in tunnels fed by hidden entrances along the Appian Way. Police say 33 cars were recovered in July, 15 men arrested, and the loot transported via internal assembly lines to be rebuilt elsewhere.
Sacramento AP reports welfare hikes will go into effect as scheduled on Oct 4. Deputy Director John Svahd says welfare payments are not wages for services rendered and thus not subject to the freeze. Under AFDC, a mother with three children would rise from 281 to 280 per month.
UAW President Leonard Woodcock said the union would support Nixon's economic moves if a freeze on profits and interest rates accompanies the wage price rent controls. He warned contracts could be voided if the freeze lasts beyond the allowed period and called for a possible strike if needed. Woodcock criticized consumer advocate Ralph Nader’s charge of GM advance notice but suggested dealers may have anticipated the measure. He argued without profit and interest rate limits the plan would boost corporate profits and taxes at workers’ expense.
Mississippi voters chose between two moderates, Lt. Gov. Charles Sullivan and Jackson lawyer Bill Waller, in a Democratic runoff for governor. Turnout was high but race dull by state standards as Evers urged support for Heal candidates, with Sullivan leading in the Aug. 3 primary and Waller claiming a statewide poll trend.
Tropical storm Chloe moves west-northwest at 16 mph toward the Yucatan peninsula with winds near 35 mph. The National Hurricane Center reports the center about 175 miles east of Belize and expects landfall around noon local time, with no significant strength change soon.
The Defense Ministry reports a deadly mutiny by convicts on Shimli Island in the Yellow Sea. Nineteen officers and guards were killed, fifteen convicts died in clashes, and five people remain missing as hijacked boat and bus incidents led to a violent escape attempt near Seoul. A one year old girl was killed and others wounded in the chaos.
UPI reports that the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union plan another meeting next month to approve the East and West German talks baring details to end tension in West Berlin. An allied spokesman said the four ambassadors would initiate the pact after governments approve it and authorize the East West German talks. Kenneth Rush expressed optimism that talks would not drag on long despite possible snags.
Two east Alabama boards Oxford City and Calhoun County ask U S District Court for decision on which ruling to obey amid conflict with Governor George Wallace and federal Judge Pointer. They were ordered to desegregate by McFadden in August, pairing Oxford with Hobson City, amid Wallace’s public opposition and threat to ignore the decree.
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