Three Astronauts Grounded For Flying Rule Violations
Alan L. Bean Apollo 12 moon walker is grounded for a month after taking off from Ellington AFB without clearance. Walter Cunningham and Joseph P. Kerwin also receive flight rule suspensions from NASA. Disciplinary actions affect only training flights and not pilots licenses or space careers.
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Shultz Says Money Tightness Hurts Economy
Secretary George P. Shultz urged easing of tight monetary restraints as Nixon administration argues against inflation. He warned that sustained high interest rates could slow the economy and risk a recession, noting the money supply has been nearly constant for months.
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Scott Urges Congress to Pass Nixon Reforms This Year
Senate Republican leader Hugh Scott urged quick action on Nixon's welfare draft and postal reforms before year end. He criticized Congress for slow work last year while highlighting progress on tax reform treaty safety and environmental priorities in the 91st Congress.
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