Pollution and crowds hit Grand Canyon river trips
The Grand Canyon faces overpopulation and pollution as river running expands. The National Park Service will not issue new commercial river permits, while sanitation limits force campsite closures. A July 18 cleanup will involve 10 boats from the Western River Guides Association.
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Proxmire Alleges Sweetheart Plant Deal With Lockheed
Senator William Proxmire accuses the U.S. Air Force of subsidizing Lockheed’s commercial L 1011 by renting a government plant at Palmdale for 16 072 monthly while the C 5A program costs soar. He points to government payments up to 90 percent of costs and calls the arrangement a sweetheart contract. He notes Navy and missile contracts for Lockheed add to a pattern of government aid. Proxmire argues the commercial risk stems from the L 1011 venture and rival Boeing’s 747.
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Agnew rules out wage price controls in 1970
Vice President Spiro Agnew told a Huntington luncheon the Nixon Administration would avoid wage price controls and pursue a middle course to cool inflation. He blamed Democratic Great Society policies for current economic problems and predicted a business upturn in the second half of 1970.
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Mayo Says Federal Price Controls Not Inevitable
Sacramento UPI President Nixon's budget chief Robert Mayo told a Comstock Club lunch that mandatory wage and price controls are not likely or practical. He said the administration is progressing in adjustments during a turbulent economy and forecast 1971 defense spending falling below 36 percent while human resource outlays rise to 41 percent.
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Court rejects Chinese language instruction in San Francisco schools
Federal District Court Judge Lloyd H. Burke ruled that public schools need not offer Chinese language instruction for 2,800 Chinese students. He noted existing programs aid Chinese speaking students and said they do not have special rights beyond those of other students.
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