June 10, 1971

Nassau County seeks injunction against future strikes by NYC sewage-treatment workers, contending that raw sewage was emptied into waters near country when strike made it impossible to treat wastes; asks $1-million compensatory damages for possible cleanup problems and $5-million punitive damage; closing of Sandy Hook and Navesink River to shellfishing noted; similar action by NYS to protect LI shellfisheries noted; water pollution control repr M Lang estimates that 762-million gals of raw sewage were dumped into waterways during strike

ALBANY, June 9 — Following is a table showing the effects of the $190‐million increase in the city income tax authorization on commuters and New York City residents, which was enacted yesterday by the Legisla ture and signed by the Governor. The examples are for a family of four with personal exemptions of $600 person and with a standard deduction of 10 per cent or $1,000, whichever is less.

allied sources in Bonn rept Rush, Abrasimov, Jackling and Sauvagnarques have virtually completed work on key element of proposed Berlin agreeement, that of access to W Berlin; rept consensus on liberalizing controls over car and truck traffic between W Ger and W Berlin; caution however against any conclusion that Berlin settlement is near; key issue of movement of people and goods pends; Brandt, addressing Bundestag, says negotiations have entered 'decisive stage'

Sen approves amendments to draft bill that is designed to combat drug addiction in armed services; 1 amendment will require armed forces to identify addicts and to offer them treatment and rehabilitation within armed forces; another amendment will require Nixon to rept to Cong within 30 days on what US, together with foreign govts, is doing to control and eliminate production, processing or traffic in heroin and other narcotic drugs

US State Dept charges Israel has violated '49 Geneva conv by bldg large apt projects in former Jordanian sector of Jerusalem; holds action could prejudice peace settlement; Israeli Embassy, Washington, declines comment