ME ooun rr<m Chief Just ice Wan-en Burger -- a ''reluctant" decaicm ; u;,holding a ~junctian that forcn railroads to prO'l'ide ate fTeigbt ■ervice -- in handling scra~ and other recyclaltle ia.ls. The Chief Juatice aplahling hi■ reluct•c• -- sayiaa ubted the correctne■■ of the injUDCt ion; but add ill& that g alone -- be u hesitant to overtun lt witboat further • l'be 0,ief .Jutlce then going OD to aay: "Oar ■oclaty ...S tu DNPCal instr-- •t.allty, baTinl Men l•• t.baD alert to the of oar mviro 11t for gmeratiaDa -- ba9e noa talrall ctive steps." . _ "these dffelop 11:et•" -- be eoatlwd -- • ver prai..-,rthy. ■hould DOt laed court ■ to ...rcue tbalr • loo■ely or casually vberever a 11.aill of aavirN' 1 tal dw . . rhe Chief Juatice further observing: "The world 111■ t go on -- eaviro1111Katal legidatioa imst be carefully aubed with a,re ooum: - 2 na l pat t ems • " ln other vord 1 : t.aa y does it. VATICAN At the Vatican 1n Roma Pope Paul today ■et the t . _ for the catholic Church'• nat world day of peace. The PontUf proclal■l!II - - - that -- "P•ce la po■alble." Adding that ■aid ■otto ia latended "to dlapel the ducour•1--t of the ••11 and tha gnat" •• ad com,lnce Mn that puce i■ -,re than juat a dr••; that lt la •· truly po■■ lble. PAllIS At the peace table in Parla -- Henry Ki■■ lnger not vlth■ taaHng -- another apparent exerci•• in futility. The C01111Unlat ■ id• ■trongly den01mclng today -- U.S. attnipt■ to achieve a eMae-flre flr■t and then a political aettlellllftt. Alao, repeating their own deand• -- for a coalition gOYem•nt in Saigon. Vberaupon the ~ atoutlJ\ ~~ South Vletnw•• -- )f? 1 }\' . . " ' ' ~ rejee~Atbat. A U.S. ■pokuaan later o ~ l n g : "There 'Ill perbape a •.!!Pt lllp,ro•e■ rrit ln the tone of nebangM -- but notblng dlacernable 111 ..,_, ,, aubatance." Vhlle the Co m\ata~••1in1: 'JI ... IIUR• ~till vaitilla -• for a Dtllf A111rlcan propoeal." (JJANC TRI - FOLLOW PARIS Half a world away at Quang Tri -- a surprise developwant today; with an enemy thruet behind the line• -- attempting to lffel' a •ln gowmmam eupply route. ~• comamute tlm1 apparently hoping to f l ~ cut off -- a South Vletname1e attack force)(?! , , about t'IMDty ~ thoueand an. We are alao told~ 111 '.\.: a full realant of tank• ..... backed Saigon eolcU.a-;tt" ~ rolllna out to •et the MW challange. WASRDGT<l' Mere at home •· Def enae Secretary N■klii. Lalrd • • apln :se~. attacking I 31 McGovern'• "•d the war" progrn. " the McGovern atrategy -- a "giv••-y now and beg later," plan. Addlng that, ln fact, -~~ he ■ wllp ••• qptblq to INi pined " approaching the Worth YletnaaM "•• a • • r • " SAIi Alft'OllO • POLI.Gl WASHINC'l'ON 'ftlia following a aiallar attack froa the Pr•ldent'• ca.aanlcationa Chief, Herb ltleln; vbo again i-alaed at San Antonio -- th• quMtion of a McCovern "credlblllty gap;" not only on the wr •· but alao on domeetlc ia■u••. "Senator McGoftm'• ■tand• haY• varied -- ala:,at & • atate to ■tat .. ' -- ••id Klein. AdcU,111: ''Thi• will lie a ••rr real una -- aad we Sntmd to call attmtlon to lt." nm Jl>USI - FOLUM SAN ANTONIO Maanwhlle, the Wblte Hou•• denying 1mpbatlcally today -- publlabed report• that U.S. plana are wntonly bollblna 1cboola and b - • in lorth Vletnaa. Thl1 •• 1lllply "lnconcel•able" •• Nld Whlt• &oua• Pr•• Secretary Ion Ziegler. Addlna that thar• 1111• . . _ , •• yet -- "no evidence of 1uch bollblna." Zlegler alao nott.na: "lwry y•r •· tbire la •oaa floodilll la fl.et . . . . " , tr-I-- ,,, ,, lut .... hn• • pollc," -- h• wnt OIi - - •• a • , . DO bollblna of d Ut• and da• in Yletnaa." STIIJtl The White Houa• again -- an announceant today that Pr••ident Nixon hi■ abandoned temporarily -- bu effort ■ to achlne ■trona anti•■trlke leglalatlon. Ion Ziegler ■aying ''We wnt to take a loolt" at the pending bill -- "and work out ■OM dlff•enc•." Addlngs "Ve will take the opportunity -- to l"ffi• it with orpnlucl lallior." a ..... Ziegler lmlatm1, baunar: ''Then w no deal." Juat a , .. 11.t. recopltlon -- uld be -A the propoeed bill "baa no cbance of pa■•ap thl• ,-r." McGOVERN - FOLL™ STRII<E On the Democratic side -- 8acage McGovern was interrupting hi• brief vacation today. flying back to Washington -- where he ) anno\Dlced the appoint•nt of Lawrence 0 1 Brien a• his new "National Campaign Manager." McGovern adding that the former Demcratic National Chall'IU'D -- "will be a foremo■t con■ultant on the overall policy and 1trategy of my campaign." But hi.a ba1lc mi11ion -- Mc:Gowrn want on -- that of unif ylng "the support of key Democrat■ aero■• the nation." REYAJAVIK At Reyajavik, Iceland -- Bobby Fisher wins agatn. The American challenger ea■ ily beating Ru■ aia'• Boria Spaaaky in the fifth game of their world champlonahip chea■ aerie■ • The defending champ finally re■ lgning -- after hi■ twenty-eighth move; and the •tche■ all ■quared away again -- two and a half point ■ apiece. NDl YORK New York City -- z ■Uma Clifford Irving announced today the t~wet ~ lc,'btlg~-~ _. 1al~ of hie - • t ~ G r O ¥ e Pree■• "What Really Rapplmd; u· 1&~- ;ff~~~;,ep ■et for September publication• w.111 to be the true ■tory -- of the A Lw(, "1'- ~ ~£-._t~ 4-Q,~1& 1?'~2- Hovard Hugh• autobiography hon. Cliffo,jwuting thl■ time •• it'• the truth, the whole truth and nothing but. A■ for tera■ of the ■ale -- thay were not dl■clo■ed. But Clifford hop-f=t to clear, ln all, an e■timlted quarter of a ailllon •• ~P-,.1 ■ in■• in order to atone for.,(p1rtt1 ,.. If he'• lucky -- •ybe nan • little - 4 ~ - more; in which ca••, preagybly •· he can then write hi■ Olftl,._ happy endlng. LONDON Thu next -- from the .!,av lords -- Britain'• highe1t court of appeal•. 'the ca1e of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Whyte of Southampton -- who were charged with selling pornographic booke. Through a 1ucce11ian of lower court, -- the wife claiming there • • nothing ~J,wf4:J ~ their cu1tomer1 were all "dirty old wan" ,, ,, -- who were already corrupted anyway. Ah, but the .!_aw ~rd• now ruling~nce and fer all; guilty a1 charged. By a vote of three to one AW ••••rtlng that "dirty alnded old men" ~ be corrupted; but the law 1t~l pro~ct1 thaa, the •a• a• the innocent -- from any "further corruption." HAGIRSTOWN And now a salute to CBS Radio station W•A•R•K at Rager■tawn, Maryland -- today celebrating its twenty-fifth annlver■ary on the air. LOUISIANA A broad expan■e of woodland in the foothill■ of the osark■ -- h>t£( near the town of Loulelana, Mi■■ouri ~ today declared off U.11lt1 to all but authorized personnel. Thi■ to permit an all-out ■earch for a "myaterioua creature" -- supposedly terrorizing the countr,alde. ,. re..~ ~ :..~a.--- .... "The thing'' - - they cal 1 it. Thole who have ■em II - ::7:i.: - - ,.I\ it's anywhere from ■ ix to twelve feet tall -- all covered with ball' •• ~W"-'f...::t, and 1mell1 terrible. But there are ■till tho■e A - ~ - - , unconvinced by all the furor. Among th•, a legal aide to Mla1ourl'1 Governor Hearne■ -- who waa heard to r . . . rk: "If it w■n't ao tall-- I'd think it waa the guy dating my eldest daughter." ECONOMY On the U . S. economic front July 21, 19?2 Bob Trout - a double dose of good news today. The U.S. cost of living index - up again but only two-tenths of one Per cent; while the Gross National Product - jumping by Thirty Billio,a; according to tllose who should know - "a prodigious rate" of increase. Indeed, tire Chairman of Ille Preside,at Co,incil of Economic Advisers, Herbert Stein, calling today's figures - "tl,e best combination of economic statistics released in tlli• decade." The White House adding tliat said reports - are "very encouraging. ' Press Secretary Ro11a.ld Ziegler saying: "It shows real evidence of progress - towards a healthier economy." ·