NYS Ins Dept shoppers guide indicates rates for homeowners and tenants ins in NYS can vary by as much as 80% for same coverage; guide lists rates charged effective Oct 31 '75; dept spokesman Gerald Zipper says major reason for publishing guide was that premiums charged by cos differ drastically; many cos refuse to sell homeowners or tenants ins in neighborhoods with high incidence of fires or where fire protection is poor or crime rate is high; illustrations; lists (M)

Albany Reports Disparity In Home Insurance Rates

BRITAIN'S PREMIER SELECTS CROSLAND AS FOREIGN CHIEF

NYS Sen on Apr 9 fails by 2 votes to override Gov Carey's veto of Stavisky bill; action follows intensive efforts by Dem minority leadership to prevent override; Sen reptdly deeply divided by partisan pols and by conflicting feuds with Carey on other budget issues that tinged debate on issue; controversy surrounding bill recalled (M)

CAREY IS UPHELD ON SCHOOL FUNDS

NYS Appeals Ct rules unanimously that 'reverse discrimination,' practice of giving special treatment in educ and other areas to minority-group members, is const 'in proper circumstances'; similar ruling by US Sup Ct in '74 in DeFunis case recalled (M)

NEW YORK COURT UPHOLDS CONCEPT OF ‘REVERSE’ BIAS

more than 100,000 people march in Tien An Men Square, Peking, on Apr 9 in organized display of support for downfall of Teng and naming of Hua as Prime Min; that China's pol struggle had been at last partly resolved; illus (M)

100,000 Hail Peking LecZerealp Change

Jimmy Carter, campaigning in Phila on Apr 8, apologizes for using phrase 'ethnic purity'; insists he will not arbitrarily use Fed force' to change neighborhood's ethnic character; reiterates support of Fed and state open-housing laws and for Govt action to enforce equal opportunity in new housing built with Fed assistance; Repr Andrew Young, Carter's foremost advocate in black communities, says Carter's words were 'disastrous for the campaign' but says they do not mean he is a racist; Sen Henry Jackson and Repr Morris Udall seize on phrase; Chuck Stone, in Phila Daily News column, calls Carter a 'phony,' but Ann Jordan of Dem Natl Com and other blacks are satisfied with Carter's apology or are reserving judgment; Carter illus at Phila rally (M)

Carter Issues an Apology On ‘Ethnic Purity’ Phrase

US Justice Dept, in brief submitted by Solicitor Gen Robert H Bork, urges Sup Ct to outlaw racial segregation in all-white private schools, many of them in South; bases argument on Reconstruction-era civil rights law; case marks 1st time dept has taken position on issue of racial discrimination in such schools; attys for Fairfax-Brewster School Inc, in Fairfax County, Va, and Bobbe's Private School in Arlington argue against dept's action (M)

U.S. SEEKS TO BAR BIAS BY SCHOOLS

WASHINGTON, April 8 &#8212;Fred Harris exited laughing today.

Harris Quits Active Role In Presidential Campaign

Sec Kissinger warns that US will proceed to explore ocean floor and mine its mineral wealth unless internatl agreement is reached soon on new law of sea, speech to Foreign Policy Assn; says he will lead Amer delegation at next round; offers pkg of proposals that for most part had been discussed at conf as Amer suggestions; proposal for production limits on seabed mining is designed to allay fears that seabed minerals would depress export prices for countries whose economies are built on land based minerals (M)

KISSINGER PRODS SEA‐LAW SESSION

Chief Justice Burger, in rare public response to criticism of Sup Ct and its rulings, contends that so-called Burger Ct's record on protection of individual rights is at least as good as previous Cts; also contends that there had been no 'significant change' in Ct's attitude toward rights of criminal defendants 'in either 4 yrs or 8 yrs of 12 yrs'; other points noted (M)

High Court Record Onlndividual Rights Defended by Burger

strike by munic craft workers, which has threatened to become gen strike by all union workers, discussed; effect on area residents noted; munic ry workers have struck, but new Bay Area Rapid Transit System and commuter buses and trains still operate on day-to-day basis; call by San Francisco Labor Council for gen strike in support of munic workers noted (L)

San Franciscans Soured By City Workers' Strike

Pa's labor leaders, ostensibly committed to Jackson, are trying to enhance Sen Hubert Humphrey's Presidential aspirations by thwarting Jimmy Carter's campaign for Pa's Apr 13 primary; dimensions of labor leaders' plan come to light on Apr 8 after enthusiastic reception for Humphrey at AFL-CIO state conv, Pittsburgh; Humphrey delivers speech; Pa's labor leaders' plans not only call for aggressive support of Jackson, but also for vigorous efforts in behalf of Repr Morris Udall, Gov George Wallace and slates of uncommitted delegate-candidates, and depriving Carter of as many delegates as possible; illus of Humphrey campaigning (L)

HUMPHEY AIDED IN PENNSYLVANIA

Biog sketch of Hamilton Shirley Amerasinghe of Sri Lanka, conf pres; por (M)

Moderator of Law of the Sea Conference

Kissinger, in special issue of W Ger magazine Stern marking US Bicentennial, renews US pledge to defend W Eur (S)

Bonn Magazine Views. the U.S. at 200

Jewish Defense League members, defying warning by US Amb William W Scranton of new legal action, hold demonstration in front of USSR UN mission; 8 are arrested for disorderly conduct (S)

J.D.L. Protest Defies Warning by Scranton

Analysis of conflict cites bedrock of ancient sects, whose loyalties are far more real and commanding than clash of 2 religions or soc philosophies; history of politics and religion which has led to war revd (L)

Battle‐Scarred Lebanon a Patchwork of Ancient Sects

leftist leaders imply they would favor extension of truce if Parliament meets as scheduled, but Franjieh reptdly has been emboldened by arrival of French and US mediators to consider 'internationalizing' conflict; Brown meets with Jumblat; As Saiqa guerrillas take up positions between leftist gunmen and mansion where special session of Parliament is to be held; curfew for meeting site appears fairly successful; Ash Sharq, Beirut paper of Syrian Baathist Party, accuses Franjieh and Interior Min Camille Chamoun of planning to sabotage session; snipers from Chamoun's Natl Liberal Party exchanged fire with leftists around meeting site on Apr 7; Christian Phalangist Party radio takes positive attitude toward Parliament session, leading to speculation of rift between Franjieh and Phalangists (M)

Leftists in Lebanon. May Agree to Extend Cease‐Fire

Body of 58-yr-old Basque industialist Angel Berazadi, who had been kidnapped by Basque nationalist group ETA in late Mar, is found in Elgoibar, Spain; this is 1st of 5 kidnappings carried out by ETA since '70 that has ended in death; 25 of 29 prisoners, who had escaped from Segovia prison on Apr 5, have been captured; 4 remaining reptdly have escaped to France (M)

Abducted Basque Industrialist Found Dead in Northern Spain

Sadat says on Apr 9 that he would like to obtain more arms from US beyond 6 C-130 transport planes, news conf, Rome; says if Egypt cannot get more US arms it will go to other countries; stresses that he is trying to obtain more arms from all available sources; denounces USSR for not replacing Egyptian arms lost in '73 Arab-Israeli war; says he has managed to bring Egypt back to 'full power' following war; illus (M)

Sadat Affirms That He Wants Weapons From U.S.

Swiss Govt orders expulsion of former Portuguese Pres Gen Antonio de Spinola on ground that he has violated pledge not to engage in pol activity while on Swiss soil; says that Spinola had been active on behalf of Dem Movement for Liberation of Portugal; Spinola's sec Luis Oliveira Dias also has been ordered to leave country (M)

Switzerland Expelling Spinola On Charge of Political Activity

Sketches of Callaghan Ministers

David O'Connell, reptdly leader of Provisional IRA before his arrest in '75 for being member of outlawed orgn, is released on Apr 9 after 9 mos in Irish Repub jail; authorities in N Ireland believe O'Connell's release could signal intensified violence; O'Connell asks Brit Prime Min James Callaghan to make 'radical change' in Brit policy, news conf; 2 bombs explode in N Ireland; 1 is in center of Craigavon, County Armagh, which injures 7 people; 2d bomb in Londonderry injures 4 Brit soldiers; member of Prot extremist group Ulster Freedom Fighters, in telephone call, threatens all-out war against IRA and threatens assassination of Brit Sec for N Ireland Merlyn Rees (M)

Dublin Frees I.R.A. Chief; Rise in Violence Expected

Schmidt, in pol campaign for Oct election, plans to contrast econ stability of W Ger with weaknesses of his EEC partners (M)

SCHMIDT STRESSES DOMESTIC ISSUES

The Proceedings In the U.N. Today

Hermine Braunsteiner Ryan, NYC woman on trial on charges of having murdered Jews at Nazi concentration camp in Poland, is freed on $17,000 bail provided by her husband; is only 1 of 15 defendants who had been held in custody since trial began in Nov; was extradited to W Ger in '73 after losing 5-yr legal battle in US cts; is accused, along with others, in deaths of 250,000 Jews at Majdanek concentration camp between '41 and '44 (S)

Mrs. Ryan Is Out on Bail In Trial in West Germany

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April 9, 1976

Headlines from April 9, 1976

Albany Reports Disparity In Home Insurance Rates

BRITAIN'S PREMIER SELECTS CROSLAND AS FOREIGN CHIEF

CAREY IS UPHELD ON SCHOOL FUNDS

NEW YORK COURT UPHOLDS CONCEPT OF ‘REVERSE’ BIAS

100,000 Hail Peking LecZerealp Change

Billboard 200

Frampton Comes Alive

Their Greatest Hits 1971-1975

Thoroughbred

Desire

Run With The Pack

Notable Births

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for April 9, 1976