Many taxi&#8208;riding New York ers reacted swiftly and decis ively to the cab fare increase yesterday: They walked, took buses and rode the subway.

Higher Taxi Fares Discourage Riders

Jewish sources, Moscow, rept 30 Russian Jews who participated in 2 recent sit-ins in Govt offices have been given permission to emigrate to Israel; say Govt officials have indicated some formalities will be waived to hasten their departure; Western diplomats believe USSR is seeking to reduce adverse publicity it is receiving in Western Eur countries because of Jewish emigration issue; 17 Moscow Jews charge 'unidentified people' are harassing Jews who have applied for exit visas, lr to Min Shchelokov; hold many such Jews have recd anonymous threatening messages and some have been assaulted in sts

MOSCOW WILL LET 30 JEWS EMIGRATE

Greek Orthodox Patriarchate repts archeologists have unearthed remains of basilica built by Emperor Constantine at site venerated as one where Jesus was crucified and buried; remains are under present high altar of Ch of the Holy Sepulcher; map

4th‐Century Church Found in Jerusalem

construction unions and indus contractors agree to nationwide reform of work rules as part of effort to curb rising costs in their indus; agreement between 17 bldg and construction unions and Natl Constructors Assn will, among other things, eliminate excessive overtime pay to construction workers, prohibit featherbedding, standby crews and work slowdowns, allow contractors to hire nonunion labor when union workers are unavailable and permit construction workers to use all tools of their trade without restriction; other proposals outlined

BUILDERS, UNIONS TO REVAMP RULES

BOYLE IS INDICTED IN MINE FUND USE

Sen Banking Com votes, 12-3, to reopen hearings on Casey's apptmt; com gets portion of transcript in plagiarism suit; NY Times initially obtained access to transcript from other sources, but relevant portions were also volunteered by Casey; transcript shows it was Casey personally who moved to have entire record in case sealed; in his original hearings before com on Feb 10, Casey said record was sealed at Craven's initiative

Senate Reopens Casey Hearing; Information on '65 Suit Received

Dr C L Fly left by Tupamaros in stretcher at gates of Brit Hosp near downtown Montevideo after being held for nearly 7 mos; is suffering from heart attack; talks to US Amb Adair, says he is anxious to see family again; illus; condition reptd serious; police set up roadblocks but are unable to apprehend kidnappers

Uruguayan Leftists Free U.S. Adviser Seized in '70

proposed cuts now include order to decentralized school dists to reduce all personnel expenditures 8% by Mar 15, which could effect about 4,000 employes, and similar 8% reduction at Office of HSs; Lindsay declares no further aid is available from city as it faces its own budget deficit

School Board Orders End To Hiring of Substitutes

Samuels says that if present progress in talks with unions continues, off-track betting will begin on Mar 29, int with NY Times eds and newsmen; says he plans intense ad campaign; some ads and booklet giving directions on placing bets and opening betting checking acct illus

City Betting Agency Sets March 29 Goal

Sugarman concedes HRA lent City Offtrack Betting Corp $800,000 from welfare fund without notifying Estimate Bd or City Council, City Council hearing; Councilman Merola charges loan is illegal and violation of City Charter; Rankin holds loan is legal in principle

CITY BETTING UNIT. WAS LENT $800,000 IN WELFARE FUNDS

ERA. REPORTS CITY WILL DROP APPEAL OVER WAGE PARITY

more S Vietnamese troops cross into Laos to counter continued buildup of enemy troops and armored forces in battle area; S Vietnamese marine bn estimated at 600 men joins S Vietnamese troops in Laos; another bn boards helicopters to fly across border; Amer mil sources say enemy has been sending USSR-built T-4 tanks to supplement lighter T-34 tanks; battlefield action is relatively light; fighting continues around Hill 31; S Vietnamese rept killing 52 enemy in 2 battles on border; US plane, operating over Laos, crosses N Vietnamese border to fire missile at AA site; S Vietnamese seem to be preparing for new thrust westward along Route 9; both sides appear to be regrouping after heavy engagements; S Vietnamese spokesmen confirm 2 S Vietnamese bns have evacuated 1 key base for tactical reasons; Amer mil sources rept enemy steps up assaults on Amer and S Vietnamese ground troops providing support for Laotian operation from bases in Quangtri Prov; outer defenses of Khesanh base shelled; Amer mil sources say Laotian operation has succeeded in cutting ‘vital portions‘ of enemy supply system; Laotian mil spokesman says N Vietnamese engineers are building major road in Laos W of Ho Chi Minh Trail; Amer sources rept on results of operation; details; map; illus

SAIGON BOLSTERS ITS FORCE IN LAOS

Mayor Lindsay, in move to keep club in NYC, announces plans to have city buy and modernize Yankee Stadium and lease it back to Yankees; (see also Yankee Stadium)

City to Buy Yankee Stadium In Move to Keep 2 Teams

Sup Ct, 8-1, rules that parsons too poor to pay filing fees and ct costs for divorces must have those costs borne by the state, case brought by 5 Conn welfare mothers; Justice Black, in dissent, denounces decision as one that would use taxpayers' funds to encourage divorce

COURT BIDS STATES HELP THE POOR PAY COSTS OF DIVORCE

OSLO, Norway, March 2 &#8212; Premier Per Borten anno?? the resignation of his n?? cialist coalition Governmen to day, apparently opening the way far the return of ?? party rule.

Norwegian Premier Resigns in Scandal Over Common Market

Govt postpones lockout of mil officers until Mar 10; lockout was planned to apply pressure on striking professional and white collar workers

SWEDEN POSTPONES MILITARY LOCKOUT

Hungarian officials note that econ is maintaining healthy 6% over-all growth rate and is apparently responding to 3-yr-old reforms that diluted central control and shifted responsibility and reward to individual enterprises and their mgrs; express concern over econ situation in other E Eur nations and note discomfort in being too far out in front with econ liberalization programs; officials note that further liberalization of prices and expansion of still rudimentary competitive mkt may not depend on Hungary alone but also on results of 24th party cong in USSR

Pride and Worry on Hungary's Economy

article on treatment or S Vietnamese soldiers wounded in Laos at emergency field hosp at Khesanh; med-evacuation helicopters transport both wounded and dead; illus

Copters Return From Laos With the Dead

Fulbright says US democracy may become casualty of war, s, Fla

Symington Protests Kissinger's Power

80% of oil refinery installation at Kompong Som reptd destroyed by enemy mortar attack; 5 soldiers and many civilian workers killed, 11 soldiers wounded; Kompong Som airport struck from hidden mortar positions in jungled hill near refinery; airport closed for day

Refinery 80% destroyed

US engineer convoy is ambushed near coastal town 100 mi NE of Saigon; 1 Amer killed, 2 wounded; other action reptd

Ambush by Foe Kills 11

TAIPEI, Taiwan, March 2&#8212; The Nationalist Chinese Gov ernment today placed an American missionary, the Rev. M. L. Thornberry, and his wife under house arrest and or dered them to leave Taiwan within 48 hours.

Taiwan Is Expelling U.S. Missionary and Wife

Kennedy is expected to permit Medina testimony at Calley trial when it resumes; Henderson may also testify

Galley Judge Expected to Permit Medina Testianony

An extra Brit infantry battalion of 750 men to be sent to Ulster; Chichester-Clark says other forces will be sent if needed; announces new policy of 'hot-pursuit search' by soldiers when weapons are used against army

Another Battalion Of British Troops Will Go to Ulster

aide of Laotian Embassy in Washington calls on UN Sec Gen Thant to protest presence of foreign troops in Laos

Laos Protests to Thant

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March 3, 1971

Headlines from March 3, 1971

Higher Taxi Fares Discourage Riders

MOSCOW WILL LET 30 JEWS EMIGRATE

4th‐Century Church Found in Jerusalem

BUILDERS, UNIONS TO REVAMP RULES

BOYLE IS INDICTED IN MINE FUND USE

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