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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1971
Page
3
Striking municipal workers returned to work after a four point settlement that resubmits the pension plan to the 1972 New York Legislature if needed. Mayor Lindsay hailed the plan as orderly while investigations forewarned into possible drawbridge sabotage.
New York City and New York state clash over governance as Mayor Lindsay creates a commission to study state efficiency and possible city statehood, while the legislature forms a rival probe with a 250000 budget. The plan fuels debate on borough governance and potential reorganization, including a five-borough city split.
In Moscow a Russian cosmonaut tumbled inside the Salute space laboratory during a TV session with ground controllers. Lt. Col. Georgy Dobrovolsky floated on his back and pedaled to simulate cycling while discussing the space suit, its comfort, and a new design for keeping muscles active. The crew also spoke of cherished mementoes including portraits of Lenin, Gagarin, and Korolev as Viktor Patsayev remained off screen. It was the third day aboard the station for the trio.
Washington AP reports Senate Democrats unanimously support a five cents per voter ceiling on TV and radio spending by candidates in the 1972 campaigns for Congress and the White House. The move aims to blunt Republican funding advantage while the party grapples with debt. Senator Pastore says his support is not about politics and could change after 1972. The policy committee backing may spark a floor dispute with another drafting panel.
Former Defense Secretary Clark Clifford says American prisoners of war could be freed if the United States sets a deadline to end the war. The remark came as Washington considers negotiating terms and timing with allied authorities.
The AEC called a new hot rock method technically feasible, using underground nuclear blasts to heat water into steam for turbines at a surface plant. Feasibility remains uneconomical vs other methods, but mobile and shielded concepts show promise for future 200 million watt plants serving about 200,000 people.
Deputy Secretary of Defense Packard told the Senate Banking Committee that Lockheed Aircraft could go bankrupt without a $250 million government loan guarantee to finance the L1011 TriStar project. He warned of widespread unemployment and higher defense costs if the firm fails.
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