New York State farmers suffered a 23 per cent drop in net income in 1974 and the downward trend is continuing this year, according to the New York Crop Reporting Service. Page 32.

Farm Incomes Drop

award of Nobel Peace Prize to Sakharov has given his crusade for dem reform in USSR new impetus, cheered his embattled fellow dissidents and presented Kremlin with unparalleled headache; speculation on impact of award in reviving Westrn interest in internal affairs, possibility of award complicating Soviet-Norwegian relations noted; Sakharov's comments on pol prisoners noted (S)

For Sakharov, New Hope

US Agr Dept releases new estimate of record grain harvests that appear to be large enough to accommodate resumed grain sales to USSR; Pres Ford has lifted embargo on grain sales to Poland and grain traders expect to sell additional 2-million tons of grain to Poland; US grain traders expect USSR to purchase additional 4- to 8-million tons of grain when embargo is lifted (S)

U.S. Crop Estimates Rise; Ban on Polish Sale Ended

Special state prosecutor Maurice H Nadjari says on Oct 10 that some judges made Outright payment' as well as contributions to pol parties to obtain nomination to Queens, NYC, judiciary, papers filed to support subpoena seeking financial records of Queens Repub County Com; says special grand jury has recd direct evidence of 'outright payment' for nomination, as well as 'contributions to obtain such office'; says grand jury has been unable to obtain party financial statements because Repub County Com has apparently violated law and failed to file statements; com counsel George Washington Herz seeks to quash subpoena on ground that it is unreasonably broad and beyond Nadjari's scope (S)

Political Payments To Get Judgeships Alleged by Nadjari

Pres Ford and leaders of several other major Western nations to hold 3-day econ summit conf in Paris area beginning on Nov 15; conf was 1st suggested in July by French Pres Giscard d'Estaing, who said Western nations must coordinate policies more closely to deal with world econ problems; in addition to France and US, leaders of W Ger, Japan, GB and Italy will attend; Canada likely participant; speculation (M)

Summit Talks on Economy Set in Paris

Gov George C Wallace prepares for first European trip, which he hopes will convince voters that he is healthy and well informed on internatl issues (M)

Wallace Prepares For European Trip To Show He Is Fit

Financial repts filed with Fed Election Comm show deficits in campaigns of Dem Pres aspirants Lloyd M Bentsen, Morris K Udall and Terry Sanford; show strongest candidates financially are George C Wallace and Henry M Jackson; show other Dem aspirants, Sargent Shriver, Milton J Shapp and Birch Bayh, to be solvent; show Eugene McCarthy's independent campaign running deficit in 3d qr; indicates solvency in campaigns of Ronald Reagan and Pres Ford, with Pres Ford Com appearing in better condition; other findings (M)

3 DEMOCRATS RUN CAMPAIGN DEFICIT

Human Resources Adm repr says $9.5-million in Comprehensive Employment and Training Act, authorized by US Labor Dept, will be used to rehire 450 sanitationmen, which will restore nearly 1/3 laid-off workers to their jobs; NYC Personnel Dir Alphonse E D'Ambrose to forward to Controller Harrison J Goldin names of sanitationmen who violated NYS Taylor Law by taking part in strike from June 27 through July 2 (S)

U.S. Agrees to Give City Enough Funds To Re‐employ 2,000

Sinai accord between Israel and Egypt is initiated at oilfield at Sudr, Gulf of Suez, as Israel turns over possession of 7 wells and pumping facilities to Amer technicians representing Egypt; wells will be maintained by Mobil Oil Corp under terms of agreement with Egyptian Govt, and are expected to provide Egypt with 15,000 tons of oil per mo; map (M)

Israel Signs Protocol Of New Pact on Sinai

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John T Carroll, dir of NYC's construction project, says refurbishing of Yankee Stadium should be completed in time for opening of '76 baseball season in Mar; illus (S)

COST FOR STADIUM PUT AT 66‐MILLION

Cong Budget Office says that forcing NYC rapidly toward balanced budget would hasten exodus of business and middle- and upper-income families from city and make it harder to support even reduced level of services; holds that main alternative for solving fiscal problem is for either state or Fed Govt to pick up some of expenses now borne by city; suggests takeover of welfare payments and 'related services to poor'; says that if NYC paid for only those public services generally paid for by cities, its total outlays would not be out of line with those of other cities; holds that if NYC cut payrolls drastically, about half of current deficit would, in effect, be transferred to Fed Govt; holds that those who say NYC situation is unique and those who say that other cities will soon face crises of same magnitude are both wrong; says that balancing budget will require substantial cuts in services and tax rises; doubts that banks would be forced into bankruptcy by default; other findings (M)

FISCAL PRESSURE ON CITY IS DECRIED IN CONGRESS STUDY

Outpost Budapest, only position on Bar-Lev line at Suez Canal that resisted Egyptian onslaught during '73 war, is to be turned over to UN and incorporated into new expanded buffer zone in Sinai as part of Egyptian-Israeli accord; Budapest is just 1 of several important installations in Sinai that Israel will give up during next 5 mos under terms of accord; most of installations will either be dismantled or turned over to UN forces patrolling buffer zone; area around Budapest described; illus (L)

Israelis Prepare to Quit Last Post on Suez

Egyptian Foreign Min Ismail Fahmy says US and Syrian officials are seeking to arrange meeting between Pres Ford and Syrian Pres Assad (S)

Fahmy of Egypt Reports Ford May Meet Syrian

Gallup poll shows that 59% of those questioned who knew of recent Egyptian-Israeli Sinai agreement approve of stationing 200 US radar technicians in Sinai to monitor accord, 44% disapproved and 6% did not express opinion (S)

50% in Poll Approve Americans for Sinai

Arab critics of Sinai accord note Sec Kissinger has promised Israel $2- to $3-billion worth of advanced weapons and contend that it will be long time before Kissinger or another Sec of State will ever think of interrupting new flow of weapons as means of persuading Israel to make further withdrawals from occupied Arab territory (S)

Sinai Pact Stirs Misgivings Among Arabs

parliamentary com of S Korea's Natl Assembly approves motion seeking to oust opposition legislator Kim Ok Son, who criticized Pres Park and his policies on floor of Assembly (S)

Seoul Committee Approves The Ousting of Legislator

gunmen continue to control entrances and exits to Beirut on Oct 10 and Palestinian guerrilla leaders exert new efforts to bring about what Lebanese Interior Min Camille Chamoun describes as 'decisive end to the crisis'; shooting breaks out in suburb of Tripoli; PLO leader Yasir Arafat, who returned with Premier Rashid Karami from trip to Damascus for talks with Syrian Pres Assad, meets with Chamoun, who announces that all parties concerned agreed to cooperate in restoring order; PLO will reptdly undertake to enforce truce in Moslem dists and Tripoli; Chamoun and Pres Suleiman Franjich will seek to restore order in Christian areas; Chamoun reptdly received commitment from Pierre Gemayel, leader of Christian right-wing Phalangist party, that Phalangists will observe cease-fire; Karami informs Arab League's sec gen Mahmoud Riad of Lebanese Govt's agreement to proposal by Kuwait for session of Arab foreign mins to discuss ways to help Lebanon overcome causes of conflict (M)

Amid Sniping and Burning Buildings, Lebanese Seek 'Decisive End to Crisis

Taiwan celebrates natl day on Oct 19 with parade featuring 35,000 soldiers, jet fighters, helicopters, tanks and artillery; festivities noted (S)

Big Parade Displays Taiwan's Weapons On National Holiday

Conservative party leader Margaret Thatcher says taxes are ravaging small business, speech at party conf, Blackpool (S)

WILSON MAUD BY MRS. THATCHER

Rhodesian Govt repts that soldiers from Mozambique have killed white Rhodesian and wounded another in ambush just inside Rhodesian territory; incident is 1st evident involvement of newly ind Mozambique in nearly 3-yr-old guerrilla war in Rhodesia; Mozambique Pres Samora M Machel has declared support for African insurgents seeking black majority rule in Rhodesia (S)

AMBUSH IN RHODESIA LAID TO MOZAMBIQUE

Canadian UN Environment Program Dir Maurice F Strong, who has been named to organize and head new Canadian corp being created to insure country's energy supply, says apptmt reflects Canada's concern that environmental safeguards be built into Govt's energy development program; por (S)

U.N. Aide Gets Canadian Energy Post

Islamic Conference, group of 42 countries with common religion and cultural heritage, gains permanent observer status in UN General Assembly by consensus; some US Jewish groups voice reservations (M)

U.N. GIVES STATUS TO ISLAMIC GROUP

refugees free 5 hostages and board plane with 7 of their relatives for flight to asylum in Algeria (S)

10 Refugees Free Argentina Captives And Fly for Algeria

French Govt grants Concorde SST ctf of airworthiness, clearing way for craft to begin commercial service (S)

October 11, 1975

Headlines from October 11, 1975

Farm Incomes Drop

For Sakharov, New Hope

U.S. Crop Estimates Rise; Ban on Polish Sale Ended

Political Payments To Get Judgeships Alleged by Nadjari

Summit Talks on Economy Set in Paris

Billboard 200

Wish You Were Here

Windsong

Born To Run

One Of These Nights

Win; Lose Or Draw

Historical Context for October 11, 1975