effects of NYC's fiscal on other cities and states discussed, survey; fiscal problems seen costing munic and state govts extra $3-billion for single yr of borrowing at inflated interest rates (L)

Crisis Is Believed to Cost Other Borrowers Billions

US Agr Dept has moved to put Delta Weighing and Inspection Bur Inc out of business and revoke warehouse license of Mississippi River Grain Elevator Inc, whose shipments Delta is authorized to inspect and grade; public and private sources say action is precipitated by Govt findings of pattern of alleged kickbacks, conflicts of interest and individual corruption and profiteering involving Delta and officers of Mississippi; complaints are filed by Agr Mktg Service Admr Donald E Wilkinson with office of Agr Sec Earl L Butz, who has authority to make ruling; complaint alleges that Mississippi River Grain Elevator vp Giovanni Rametta and former exec vp Raymond Fretz had been partners with New Orleans lawyer Sidney W Provensal Jr in establishing Delta to inspect Mississippi's grain; also details charges of conflicts and collusion against individuals and concerns; other allegations noted (L)

U.S. Seeks Penalty Against 2 Concerns In Grain Scandals

TOP BANKERS SAY DEFAULT CAN HURT WORLD'S MARKETS

6th game of World Series between Boston Red Sox and Cincinnati Reds is postponed on Oct 18 because of rain, Boston; illus (L)

Rain Delays Series

High official at Amer Mission to UN on Oct 12 charges that Chile voted for draft resolution linking Zionism with racism to buy Arab support against charges that Chilean authorities were responsible for torture and other violations (S)

U.S. Aide Charges Chile Sold U.N. Vote to Arabs

Edward M. Carey's oil empire is apparently in financial difficulty. Mr. Carey, millionaire brother of New York's Governor, has been hurt by the world oil glut and Federal energy regulations. An article appears in today's business and finance section.

Carey Oil Empire Hurt

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City University Rethinks Goals

El Al mechanics walk off job to support strike by maintenance crews (S)

Prep Schools Rolls Are Rising Steadily

NY Times (Richard D Lyons) series of articles on growth of US arms sales abroad and its effect on pol and business insts; 1st discusses extent of sales--from $2-billion in '67 to $11-billion in last fiscal yr--and growing uneasiness among policy makers and Congressmen over their impact on global affairs; demand for Amer weapons has been spurred by arms races in Middle East and Persian Gulf because of quadrupling of price of oil and desire of oil-producing nations to defend their new wealth; these 2 areas account for over half of sales; extent of sales in other areas, pro and con arguments regarding them, methods of financing sales and some econ implications of them discussed (L)

U.S. Arms‐Sale Rise Stirs Capital Concern

Reporters on Kissinger's plane on way to Peking are told there will be no meeting this yr between Ford and Brezhnev in absence of new strategic arms limitation agreement; are told upcoming Soviet response to new US proposals are not expected to lead to breakthrough (S)

KISSINGER INTENDS TO ASSURE PEKING ON U.S.‐SOVIET TIE

Staff of NYS Gov Hugh Carey is working with US Sen Dem legis aides on proposal to have Fed Govt guarantee NYC's borrowings for limited time--perhaps 1 to 3 yrs--and to establish special panel to monitor city's budget cuts; reptdly has decided that $5-billion is necessary amount of debt that would have to be guaranteed to meet city's borrowing requirements for full yr; Emergency Financial Control Bd, with Carey presiding, meets to rev Mayor Beame's 3-yr budget plan and details of $200-million in additional cuts; orders staff to prepare memorandum on ways bd will insure that city is complying with cuts; Sen James Buckley to meet with Pres Ford to seek support for legis granting Fed subsidies to avoid layoffs of emergency-service workers; on Oct 28 will again meet with Ford, together with heads of city's public service unions, except UFA pres Michael J Maye and PBA pres Ken McFeeley; Munic Assistance Corp exec dir Herbert Elish meets with union consultant on unions' proposals that thousands of impending layoffs may be avoided via acceleration of retirements of city employes within next yr; NYS Controller Arthur Levitt sends telegram to Pres Ford disputing contention that city's 75 budget cuts will restore access to money mkts; telegram seen underscoring fact that NYS and its agencies have future financial needs that cannot be met by normal credit mkts (L)

GOVERNOR SEEKS LIMITED U.S. HELP

Ital Communist party official Sergio Segre, whose request to visit US was denied by US Govt in Sept, is expected to obtain visa as member of Ital parliamentary delegation; Ital Communists view US Govt's decision as possible acceptance by US of party; Segre visa might also serve to offset somewhat embarrassment among US Embassy officials following recent visit to Washington by Ital Neo-Fascist party leader Giorgio Almirante; situation revd (M)

Barred Italian Red Now Expected to Get U.S. Visa

Chilean mil Govt assails UN-sponsored rept claiming that torture was used against opponents of regime; charges that rept is compilation of material from persons opposed to govt (S)

Evidence Growing on Torture in Chile

Article on US population in Panama Canal Zone notes mood of nervous hostility is spreading among Amer residents, who are concerned that their jobs, privileges and security may be bargained away in negotiations for new Panama Canal treaty; says John D Blacken has been apptd as liaison officer between US negotiating team and zone population; notes zone residents have confined themselves to zone area and fear traveling to Panama City because of alleged anti-Amer sentiment (M)

U.S. Residents of Canal Zone Are Jittery

Pres Assad confirms that Syria will get new weapons from USSR, int with Kuwaiti newspaper Al Rai al-Aam; says Foreign Min Abdel Halim Khaddam and Defense Min Mustafa Tlas, who stayed behind after he made recent visit to Moscow, negotiated new arms agreement (S)

SYRIAN REBUFFS U.S., AWAITS SOVIET ARMS

Bolivian Pres Hugo Banzer Suarez, demanding that Chile and Peru give Bolivia corridor to Pacific, has promised to resign if he does not get it; Bolivia lost its coastline during 1879 War of Pacific when Chileans defeated Bolivia and Peru; peacemakers set Peruvian-Chilean border at Arica, Chile's northernmost city, which left Bolivia landlocked; campaign has intensified since Feb, when Chile and Bolivia reestablished diplomatic relations after 13-yr rupture; Banzer says Bolivia can offer Chile natural gas, petroleum and meat in return for territory to Pacific; map (M)

BOLIVIA PRESSING FOR ROUTE TO SEA

Uppsala Seismological Inst repts underground nuclear blast in USSR (S)

Soviet Atom Test Recorded

Iranian mil command says Iranian forces are 'mopping up' around insurgent stronghold they captured in Oman's Dhofar province with air, sea and land assault; says Iranian offensive blocked key supply lines used by Dhofar insurgents to transport Soviet-made weapons to Omani border regions from South Yemen; says heavy casualties were inflicted on rebels and many gave themselves up; says 3 Iranian soldiers were killed and 3 wounded (S)

World News Briefs

Polisario Front, orgn of Spanish Saharan independence fighters, says that followers will mass along northern border to block planned march by 350,000 Moroccans; Agence France Presse (French news agency) repts that Jordan King Hussein has pledged support for march and has asked that Jordanian contingent be included (S)

MADRID BIDS U.N. MEET ON SAHARA

Egyptian Pres Sadat expresses his concern over and opposition to what he calls escalation of US arms deliveries to Israel, address to People's Assembly (M)

SADAT ASSAILS U.S. ON ARMS TO ISRAEL

Chinese press agency Hsinhua repts S Vietnam has established diplomatic relations at ambassadorial level with Malaysia, Pakistan and Ivory Coast (S)

Cantata Lacking a Psalm Verse Evokes a Cacophony at the U.N.

Nigerian mil leaders have begun drive against corruption, which they say was rampant under former Govt of Gen Yakubu Gowan; new regime has asked past and present Govt officials and civil servants to declare assets and has appointed panels to investigate financial affairs of number of Govt insts; new head of state Brig Muritala Rufai Mohammed says that at end of present investigations, those found to have assets above what resonably can be expected to represent legitimate earnings will forfeit rest to state (M)

Military Government in Nigeria Begins a Campaign Against Corruption and Is Purging the Civil Service

21-million tons of cement ordered by Nigerian Govt when led by deposed Gen Yakubu Gowon for delivery within yr clog port of Apapa, which can handle less than 5-million tons of goods a yr and which handles nearly all Nigeria's imports; Govt has appealed to London freight mkt to insure than no further ships are sent to Nigeria without Govt approval; ships delayed in port have cost Nigeria $18-million in demurrage fees since Mar; Brig Muritala Rufai Mohammed's Govt probes why $1-billion worth of cement was ordered and how port chaos was allowed to develop; pacts for remainder of cement reptdly are being renegotiated in hopes of delaying shipments; pacts let importers start landing cement 45 days after they were signed; most suppliers reptdly are unwilling to reschedule deliveries (S)

NIGERIA ECONOMY CALLED IMPERILED

Scattered shooting and new kidnappings are reptd in Beirut on Oct 18; security forces say 4 persons were killed in latest violence; sources say pol leaders discussed question of Lebanon's sovereignty in light of memorandum by PLO, which wants to be treated as separate entity; say right-wing Phalangist party leader Pierre Gemayel insisted that peace and security must come first 'with talk of reforms next'; left-wing Socialist party leader Kamal Jumblat says 'paralysis cannot be cured' (M)

Lebanese Leaders Meet Amid Renewed Fighting

Burak Güven is a Turkish musician, bass player, and one of the backing singers in the rock band Mor

October 19, 1975

Headlines from October 19, 1975

Crisis Is Believed to Cost Other Borrowers Billions

U.S. Seeks Penalty Against 2 Concerns In Grain Scandals

TOP BANKERS SAY DEFAULT CAN HURT WORLD'S MARKETS

Rain Delays Series

U.S. Aide Charges Chile Sold U.N. Vote to Arabs

Billboard 200

Windsong

Wish You Were Here

Born To Run

Red Octopus

Win; Lose Or Draw

Notable Births

Historical Context for October 19, 1975