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1978December 29

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• World Gold
• Papal Envoy Flies to Chile in Rift With Argentina Over Three Isles
• News Summary
• Paperhandlers Reach an Accord With Post‐Dispatch in St. Louis
• Bid to Drop Routes Spurned
• At the Movies
• 10 Die as Jet From New York Crash‐Lands in Oregon
• Old Roads for New in Queens
• This Season, Jackets Shape Up Shorter
• Thomas M. Mackinnon, Ex‐Chief Of G.O.P. in Erie County, Was 49
• Bridge:
• F‐15 Crashes in West Germany
• Events and Openings
• Hudson's Bay Wins In Bid for Simpsons
• Zapata Stockholder Sues Officers
• Recall of Domestic Vehicles in ’78 Dropped by 2.6 Million From ’77
• Restaurants
• Purchasing Optimism; Drop in Construction
• Credit Markets
• Former Officers of Time Inc. TV Unit Admit Fraud
• POLICEMAN IS KILLED IN BROOKLYN HOLDUP
• 2 Big Hospitals In Bronx Ending A Partnership
• Opera: 'Hodges & Co.
• Publishing: A Big Volume on the Little Magazine
• The Coolest Ice Cubes Around Town
• Obituary 1 -- No Title
• Sun Ra Casts Special Light on Jazz
• USAC Sets New Rules For Racing
• BUSINESS Digest
• Ashe, Roche Victorious; Clem Reinjured, Forfeits
• Olinkraft Approves Johns‐Manville Tie
• Mrs. Sakharov Is Given New Visa to Go to Italy
• Gladiolus First to Finish In $52,750 Miss Prosperity
• Business and the Law
• Tension in Cleveland Cteneland Eases As Mayor Cancels Layoffs
• Six for Stuffing and Mounting
• Steel Imports Rise By 14.8%
• Notes on People
• Kissinger Ponders What Challenge to Take On
• Jersey Is Considering Taking Over The State's Largest Bus Company
• The City
• Letters
• Dr. Ernestine Schlant: Breaking the Stereotype of a Senator's Wife
• Obituary 2 -- No Title
• Radio
• Pravda Says U.S. Team Seeks to Preserve Shah
• Fidelcor Expects Losses; Real Estate Woes Cited
• Broadway
• Airlines Delay Vote on Merger
• U.S‐Taiwan Talks Are Started After Pledge on Safety
• Cheyney State, Kansas Reach Women's Final
• Soviet Harvest Called Stable
• Bodies Found at Illinois Suspect's House Total 21
• Jeffries, a Black, Picked To Coach Wichita Eleven
• Stocks Fall As Iran Oil Flow Stops
• Profiles of Seven Whose Faith in Jim Jones Carried Them to Death in Guyana
• Art: ‘Grid’ Is Theme of Group
• Bacteria at Roots of Rice Plants Found to Form Natural Fertilizer
• CORRECTION
• Cuba Mission to U.N. And Avery Fisher Hall Rocked by Explosions
• Art People
• Osborn Elliott Selected as the Dean Of Columbia School of Journalism
• Article 1 -- No Title
• America's Loss Of Face
• The Uncut ‘Tristan’ Concert With a Life of Its Own
• Obituary 3 -- No Title
• WEEKENDER GUIDE
• Daniel Bearding Lions Again for Holiday Season
• Canadian‐Owned Utility Nationalized by Brazil
• 2,000 in San Francisco In Protest Against Shah
• Saudi Company And Owens in Pact
• N.Y. Schoolboy's Vault Breaks Record at Relays
• Money Pact In Europe Hits Snag
• Industrialist Offers His Rebuttal To Alleged Plot to Murder Judge
• Philip Morris Lifts Cigarette Prices
• Dividends
• New DNA Research Unit Named
• Play: Four Wallachs Revive ‘Diary of Anne Frank’
• Auctions
• 58 Women Make Formal Bows to Society
• Minister Succeeds in Starting a Church
• Photography: 1940's New York
• HEAD OF H.E.W. SETS GOAL TO LIMIT RISE IN HOSPITALS' COSTS
• Koch Is Booed by 200 For Refusal to Renew Group's Service Pacts
• A Word About Losers
• Poets Read the New Year In at Entermedia Benefit
• Turkish Armed Forces Control 13 Provinces In Wake of Civil Strife
• Obituary 4 -- No Title
• Where You Can Still Go to Greet the New Year
• Television
• Key Index Down 0.6% Last Month
• Idi Amin Demotes Vice President And Elevates Secret‐Police Chief
• A New Lombardo Picks Up the Baton
• Japanese Companies Plan China Export
• U.C.L.A. 95, Southern Cal 67
• Oil Setback In Caracas
• Around the Nation
• Jones Commune Found Stocked With Drugs to Control the Mind
• Cabaret: Ellen Greene
• $2.4 Billion in Drugs Seized by U.S. in Year
• ‘79 Times Square Ball Will Lag by a Second
• Antonio Meucci: Ma Bell's Papa?
• Schools in Soviet Are Thorough, But Leave Many Things Unsaid
• Green Book Reissued For Changes by Koch
• Sharper Tide Forecasts
• Liquor Agency Faces a Charge It Violated Law
• In Sinai, American Vigil Is Lonely, and Tax‐Free
• Obituary 5 -- No Title
• Violins Will Cry and Vie At Gypsy Jam Session
• Islanders Rout Flames, 10‐4; Bossy Scores 3 in 6:42
• Treasury Futures Arouse Fears
• Conrail Locomotives
• White House Confident of Its Taiwan Case
• R.I. Tops Denver, 76 to 65
• Chinese Economy Had Series of Gains in 1978
• Triumph and Tragedy in 1978: A Pictorial Review of News Events
• Hotel Workers on Canary Islands Continue Stoppage for Sixth Day
• About Real Estate Home Buyers Get Tax Aid
• Open Admission Found of Benefit To Whites, Too
• Stage: ‘Alice’ Downtown, With Meryl Streep
• Jersey Mortgage Rate Rise Asked
• Wide Theft Ring Reported Broken With Arrest of 4
• Books of The Times
• IN THE NATION The Nightmare Ahead
• Agencies for the Unwanted Pet Await the After‐Christmas Rush
• Israeli Urges Egypt Pact Await West Bank Deal
• Sports Today
• Flyers Outlast Rangers
• Trade Gap Surpasses 1977 Record
• Bloedel Weighs A New Offer
• 6.3% '79 Growth Rate Is Predicted by Japan
• Analyst Sees Favorites Dominant in N.F.L. Playoffs
• COMMODITIES
• Carter Is Given Proposals on Policy For Safeguards of Personal Privacy
• Advertising
• Steelworkers' Union Renews Strike Threat At Virginia Shipyard
• Seaford Lists Activities For Young Naturalists
• Many Contingency Plans
• Indefinite Shutdown Feared
• Marriage, Rape and the Law
• Satellite Photograph
• Books: Comic Thriller Set in Italy
• WASHINGTON. Swimming Pool Summit
• Lefkowitz Seeks to Dissolve CORE
• Phone Booth Returned In ‘Superman’ Fashion
• Algerians Mourn at Boumediene's Bier
• Leader of Big Oil Workers' Union Says Offer of Pact Will be Rejected
• Obituary 6 -- No Title
• WEEKEND MOVIE CLOCK
• High‐Level Purge in Cambodian Regime Retorted
• Jockey Is Killed by Lightning
• Economic Scene.
• U.S. Steel Cutback
• CURRENCY MARKETS
• F.A.A. Revises Rules on Guards At Airport Anti‐Hijacking Points
• The Region
• Jazz: New Gary Burton
• Says That Cuts in Jobs Are Needed to Keep City Budget Balanced
• Increase in Teen‐aged Drinking Cited in Holiday Warning
• Art: A 50‐Year Camera's‐Eye View of Mexico
• IRANIAN STRIKERS SHUT DOWN CENTRAL BANK AND IEFINERIES; FOREIGN OIL AIDES EVACUATED
• The Ideal and the Real in Iran
• Shipping/Mails
• C. G. Mortimer, General Foods Ex‐Chief, Dies at 78
• In Jersey, Five Women of Bluegrass
• TV Weekend
• Questions and Answers on Mideast Peace Barriers
• Deja Vu for Tomjanovich With a New Broken Nose
• Tough Broncos' Defense Is Matter of Team Pride
• COMPANY NEWS
• World News Briefs
• A White New Year on the Slopes
• 7 Leaders Meeting on Economy
• Spot Commodity Index
• A Judicial Panel Will Admonish Justice Spector
• Merrill Settles In S.E.C. Case
• Students at Schools in Brooklyn And Bronx Help Neediest Cases
• Changes in Civil Service. Called Highest Priority in Albany Legislation
• Planners Urge Spending More on Fixing Subways
• No Fast Break for Senator Bradley
• Micronesia Accuses Its U.S. Trustee of Decades of Neglect
• Badillo Declares Law Bars Simon From Bronx Post
• Woman Picks Soccer Ties;. Wins $125 Million in Pool
• The Pop Life
• Automated Offices: Race Is On
• Buyers of Iranian Oil Call Supply Adequate For Immediate Future
• Revamped Knicks Beat Bullets, 109‐99
• For Children
• BUSINESS PEOPLE
• Thomas Byrd on Trucker Board
• Mets' Maddox Undergoes Operation on Thumb
• Market Place
• Business Records