October 14, 1975

Article on liquor 'war' between NH and Mass that stems from lower liquor taxes in NH and fact that NH stores, including liquor stores, are open Sunday; 2 new state liquor stores 30 mi from border lure Mass buyers; Mass State Repr William McLean says he plans to offer bill that would authorize sending police observers to NH to watch liquor stores for heavy buyers who, on return to Mass, could be held for avoiding payment of Mass liquor taxes; puts Mass liquor sales losses at $50-million yrly; NH officials say any liquor 'spies' will be sent packing; illus; map showing NH-Mass border area and location of new liquor stores in NH (M)

Attorney General Edward H. Levi has disclosed that he named a Justice Department panel to develop ways of moving against corporate crime. Page 15.

NYS Labor Dept forecast shows that, even assuming natl econ recovery and successful fight against inflation, NYC will have 313,732 fewer jobs in '80 than in '70, net loss of 8.2% over decade; city already has lost about 500,000 jobs from June '69 peak so that latest forecast would assume maximum recovery of not quite 200,000 jobs in next 5 yrs, given brightest prospects (M)

Mayor Beame says he will reduce NYC contributions to Community Development Agency by $9.1-million (S)

Ala Gov George C Wallace, arriving in London to begin Eur tour, asserts he neither rejoices in nor advocates bold remedies for NYC's financial problems, news conf; says he has 'misgivings' about situation and says he does not believe that we can sit back and let them default' but also suggests that city officials could 'bail themselves out' by cutting prolific spending' (S)