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Newspaper
Raleigh Register
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1971
Page
2
The Duke of Norfolk announced a four day Ascot ban on short trousers for all attendees beginning Tuesday June 15. Only long trousers in suits will be allowed, a policy praised as proper and stately.
The FTC will resume hearings in Washington on June 16 over a plan to require phosphate detergent makers to post warnings about phosphorus content and water pollution risks. States and localities have moved to ban phosphates, while Tennessee weighs a scientific approach amid regional production and jobs in Maury County.
Economist analysis warns of a sluggish recovery with 6.2 percent unemployment in May and 4.4 million jobless, as deficits, inflation, and stagflation shape political pressures. It notes stock market relief yet warns of risks as veterans and students enter labor markets and questions if 1971 growth is truly advancing.
Washington dispatch notes Congress debates a flare of construction since 1793. Projects include a new Senate garage and office blocks worth tens of millions, with a House push for a fourth office building. Speaker Carl Albert seeks to pause Library of Congress work to free land for offices. Mahon cites limited support.
Pittsburgh’s Holiday House in Monroeville stands as a rare survivor amid rising talent costs that have shuttered many major supper clubs nationwide. Owner John Bertera credits value for customers and strategic booking, including family shows and ethnic acts, for maintaining attendance and profits.
A joint U S Fisheries Service and Ocean Systems project pampering baby salmon with warm water and special feed aims to harvest pan sized fish at one year old. If successful 600000 salmon could reach U S markets next February with potential expansion to over two million pounds annually.
Scientists report a new era for Puget Sound and other protected salt-water areas through a fish farm experiment. The study moved 1,500 salmon per batch from fresh-water ponds to salt-water pens for six months before harvest.
A reflective column questions harsh judgments on noisy youths and motorbike riding. It argues for better state recreation programs, critiques laws favoring the rich, and questions education and military futures for the young. The piece cites political power, discrimination, and quotes Gene Garcia and President Nixon.
Yorick Blumenfeld reports Italy endures a deep political crisis with a 33rd coalition in 22 years. turnout nears 92 94 percent while economy worsens with a deficit trade balance falling production down tourism stagnant and stock prices at a six year low. neo Fascists and Communists vie for power as unions push for housing health services and faster development.
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