January 24, 1976

MADRID, Jan. 23 — The United States, under Spanish pressure, is reported to have agreed to remove submarines with atomic weapons from the Rota naval base in southern Spain some time before the termination of a new fouryear agreement on the American use of bases here.

Stock prices rose briskly yesterday, closing out a record week of trading volume —161.68 million shares. The Dow Jones industrial average climbed 10.47 points yesterday to 053.95. Volume was 33.64 million shares. Page 37.

met NYC temperature drops to 8-yr low of minus 1 on Jan 23; subway and rail delays reptd; impact of cold weather in various parts of met area described; illus (L)

Cease-fire negotiated by Syrian civilian and mil delegation appears to be taking hold in Beirut and other parts of Lebanon on Jan 23, although scattered fighting and widespread lawlessness and looting continue in Beirut; elements of Palestine Liberation Army, Palestinian mil police and guerrillas of Al Fatah will assume police responsibility in neighborhoods of western Beirut; decision is reptdly taken after meeting between Syrian mediation mission, led by Khaddam, and Moslem-leftist-Palestinian coalition; Lebanese Govt evidently was not consulted on decision, underscoring extent to which Palestinian guerrilla movement and its allies have begun to assume control of wide areas; Phalangist's Voice of Lebanon scores decision; coalition of leftists, Moslems and Palestinins rept opening road from Beirut to southern port of Saida; illus (M)

Defense Dept admonishes 38 Pentagon civilian officials and officers, including 9 admirals and 17 USAF gens for accepting entertainment at Northrop Corp hunting lodge in violation of dept regulations; says individuals demonstrated 'lack of judgment'; similar practices by Rockwell Internatl noted; Rockwell and Northrop officials to testify at upcoming Cong Joint Defense Com hearing; Cong reprs who visited Rockwell hunting lodge noted; list of those receiving reprimands (L)