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1977May 21

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• Repair‐It‐Yourself Renewal Reviving Downtown Albany
• World Team Tennis
• A War Resister, Ending 8 Years of Frustration, Returns Home to Benefit From Amnesty Program
• First of 230 New Railroad Cars Delivered for Lines in Jersey
• New York Offers Tax Concessions If Amex Will Agree to Stay in City
• The New York Times
• Books of The Times
• CORONA MAN IS STABBED TO DEATH IN HIS YARD
• Vietnam Refugees Reach Manila
• its a Standout Sit‐Down Sale
• Kahn Resigns as Director Of Shakespeare Theater
• ALBANY UNITS IN RIFT OVER ATTICA INCIDENT
• Life Good and Not So Good in Remote Australian Mine Area
• Ban in Kenya Angers Professional Hunters
• Six Horses of Another Color
• Cauthen Takes a Share Of Preakness Spotlight
• Nordiques Win, 4‐2, Tie Series With Jets at 2‐2
• Metropolitan Briefs
• Tennis
• Stalking a Man Called Son of Sam,’ the 44‐Caliber Killer
• Around the Nation
• Rebecca Penneys Proves to Be Well‐Schooled Pianist
• G.M. Plans to Raise Its Output Of Fuel‐Efficient Compacts
• CORRECTIONS
• AGE UNFAIRNESS LAID TO AMERICAN MOTORS
• 12TH INSTITUTE HELD BY NAACP LEGAL FUND
• MONDALE DELIVERS WARNING TO VORSTER ON RACIAL POLICIES
• Rosalind Berle Wigderson, 64, Actress Sister of Milton Berle
• The Golden Buckeye: Store Discounts Ease the Burden on Ohio's Elderly
• CONSUMER PRICES UP 0.8% IN APRIL, SPURRED BY 1.5% RISE FOR FOOD
• Article 3 — No Title
• Court Rejects U.S. Order for BOC To Divest Itself of Airco Interest
• Kidnapping of Basque Industrialist Heightens Tension
• Greece Looks to Its Mines To Aid Exports, Employment
• Israelis Upset by Begin's Support Of Settlements on the West Bank
• The Top‐Forty Samaritans
• World News Briefs
• Monmouth Park Opens Today
• St. John's Ousts Knights From E.C.A.C. Tourney
• Dollar Edges Up in European Trading
• No Curbs Are Seen in Israel's Trade
• State Ban on Clamming in Suffolk Is Stayed by Court Until June 1
• College Results
• Dual Purpose Funds
• Cissy Houston's Singing Is Exceedingly Choice, but the Material Is Not
• Man Convicted in Slaying
• Personal Investing
• Saudi Arabia's April Output Listed
• Ford Renews Criticism of Carter And Defends the Pardon of Nixon
• CARL E. ATKINS
• A New York Program
• Front Page 2 — No Title
• Woman, 24, Raped in Central Park
• Sadat Says Israel's Vote Will Bring No Changes
• In Defense of Canadian Seal‐Hunting
• 1,000 Poles Attend Mass For Dissident Student
• Yonkers Racing
• Howell, Rangers’ Reject, Gets Revenge
• Bank Trust Units Favor the Oils In 1st Quarter but Stepup Selling
• U. N. Conference Trying To Formulate Compromise On Southern Africa Plan
• School Results
• Parnassus Chamber Ensemble Gives Premiere of Wuorinen's ‘Winds’
• Environmentalists Say Carter Has a Strong Team
• Prices Increase in Britain
• Carter's Political Bills Imperiled By Lagging Congressional Support
• DAVID R. BRANDON
• Nicklaus's Golf Course Teaches Pros a Lesson
• Honor Graduate, at 15, the Youngest Ever at City U.
• Ali's Latest Victory Is 'The Greatest'
• Carter Nominates Energy Aide
• Durable Goods Orders Down by 0.5% in April, First Drop in 3 Months
• ‘We Are Still Killing the Indians’
• Quarter‐Horse Track Is Off to a Fast Start
• RESULTS
• General Returns From South Korea to Face Carter
• Stalking a Man Called ‘Son of Sam,’ the 44‐Caliber Killer
• Historic Status Aids Atlantic City Hotel To Become Casino
• British Football
• Article 2 — No Title
• The Race for Governor
• Notes on People
• $400 Million Is Offered to N.F.L. For Games on Closed‐Circuit TV
• STEADY BEEF SUPPLY LIKELY AFTER RAINS
• General Hershey Dead at 83
• Power Shortage in India
• Sports Today
• Front Page 3 — No Title
• New Opera Theater Offering Work of Argent() and Ullmann
• Spanish Communist Is Injured
• Soybean and Grain Futures Weaken
• Lessons of the Split in OPEC
• 2 Sentenced to. Life Terms In Churchill Attack
• Thursday's Fights
• Giscard Party Gives Self New Name
• Very Special Guests at the Beames'
• Mets’ Box Score
• Greenwich Residents Lock Doors After 2 Attacks by Rapist in Week
• Thousands Cheer the Memory of Lindbergh's Feat
• Bridge:
• Consumer Notes
• Ex‐Agent Seeking Data on Radicals
• HOLDERS IN 4 FUNDS OPERATED BY 1.0.S. TO GET $124 MILLION
• David E. Scoll, a Lawyer, 71; Hamilton Associates Partner
• FOOD UP NEARLY 2% IN NEW YORK AREA
• General Became a Symbol
• M. Ralph Kaufman, Chief Psychiatrist For Mount Sinai
• Mattwell Travis Golf Medalist
• Events Today
• Shipping/Mails
• Mr. Nixon Impeached
• Belmont Is Closed Today; Horsemen Back OTB Card
• Five Worlds Without End
• Corporation Affairs
• Golf
• News Summary
• People in Sports
• Article 8 — No Title
• N.A.A.C.P. Drops Houston Aides And Orders Chapter Reorganized
• U.S. and Japan Sign Pact On Cut for Color TV Sets
• News Summary
• A Latter‐Day Pilot Departs for France
• Ronald Francis Kozusko Weds Kathleen C. Cogan
• Reimbursement Suggested
• Article 10 — No Title
• Cunhal Gives Up a Position
• Negligence Lawyer Given a Year in Jail For Keeping Claims
• The New York Times/May 21, 1977
• Britain's New National Theater Complex Is Scene Of a Controversy Over Costs, Grandeur and Role
• JOSEPH L. DE CILLIS
• Miss Whitworth Leads On a 67 in Jersey Golf
• Miss Graham And St. Joan Light Stage
• Gannett Visiting Professor Named
• BRAZIL PLACES A LIMIT ON EXPORTING OF COFFEE
• Odd Process in Wilmington, N. C.
• Seattle Slew Preakness Standout
• Closed End Funds
• SST's Operators Plan to Test It At Kennedy Airport by May 31
• Interclub Golf
• Stock Tables Explained
• South Africa Gains Arms and Trade as Israel Link Hardens
• Major League Scores
• Idaho Fears Clash on Indian Fishing Rights
• Article 4 — No Title
• Gloomy Reports on the Economy Send Dow Down by 6.02 to 930.46
• Text of a Statement By Carter on Flight
• Historic Register Gives a Lift to Atlantic City Casino
• Radio
• Aviad Yaffa, Director General Of 2 International Zionist Groups
• Article 6 — No Title
• U.S. AND SOVIET AGREE ON A FORMULA TO END ARMS PACT IMPASSE
• GOING OUT Guide
• Deaths
• Hallberg, Donald Gain North‐South Golf Final
• Benny Carter Is Superb at Club
• The City Council, at Large
• Johnston Hammer Victor; Maryland ICIA Leader
• Meadowlands
• The Standings
• Wilmington 10 Denied New Trial On Charges in'71 Racial Disorder
• About New York
• Senate Weakens Strip‐Mining Bill
• LEYLAND EXECUTIVE ADMITS HE FORGED LETTER ON PAYOFFS
• Borne by Foxes, Rabies Creeps West and South Through Europe
• RABIES SHOTS ORDERED FOR 7 IN UPSTATE CASE
• Television
• Indonesia Forgoes A 5% Oil Price Rise
• JAMES P. LODER
• Couples Get One Last Chance In Conciliation Court on Coast
• Personal Investing
• Vance and Gromyko Finish 3 Days of Talks—Need for Further Negotiations Is Stressed
• 999 Hughes Friends Will Get Medallions
• Houviling
• Schoolboy Hurls No‐Hitter
• Cadet Dies After a Boxing Bout
• ‘Unanswered Questions’ Cited
• Its Glory Gone, Orient Express Starts Last Run
• Topics
• Yanks Rout Palmer but Orioles. Come Back and Triumph by 6‐5
• Business Records
• Sutton's Task: Balancing Appeals to White and Black
• Shaw Wins in Freestyle As Hackett Places 10th
• MONDALE, IN MEETING WITH VORSTER,WARNS OF DIPLOMATIC STEPS
• Patents
• Article 7 — No Title
• CORRECTIONS
• ICIA Track Summaries
• Article 9 — No Title
• 2 Held in Arizona in Death of Wealthy Indiana Widow
• U.S. COURT PUTS OFF CURBS ON EXPOSURE TO BENZENE
• Taubman‐Alien Group Is Winner Of Irvine as It Tops Mobil's Offer
• Arizona Legalizes Laetrile
• Carnegie Institution President
• New Jersey Briefs
• Legislators Reject Gov. Grasso's Plea For 3% Budget Cut
• Drug Center's Spending Questioned
• THOMAS FOLEY
• Organized Crime Reported Aiming At Atlantic City
• Miss Brown Dances Clara With Style
• In Memorium
• Gerulaitis Upsets Panatta, Nastase Is Ousted by Dent
• WORKERS END STRIKE AT JEWISH AGENCIES
• Japanese Shipbuilding Orders
• Koreans Push Bahrain Dock Job
• Letters it
• Mets and Seaver Fall to Reds, 6‐2
• First Manned Space Shuttle Flight On a 747 Is Delayed Two Weeks
• Burnett to Fight Cuello In Championship Bout
• Companies Issue Earnings Reports
• RESULTS
• Pro Transactions
• Honor Graduate, at 15, the Youngest Ever at City U.
• U.S.AND SOVIET AGREE ON A FORIMA TO END ARMS PACT IMPASSE
• Organized Crime Reported Aiming At Atlantic City
• General Became a Symbol