Overall '76 farm output rose only 4% because of 20% decline in meat production (S)

SOVIET GROWTH RATE IN '76 BEHIND GOALS

survey of rise in scientific fraud; notes some leading scientists are questioning integrity of some colleagues; specific examples cited; increasingly fierce competition for grant money cited as reason why researchers may become dishonest or use shoddy research methods to back up claims; some scientists comment; Piltdown Man ‘fossil’ discovery and other famous frauds of past recalled; illus (L)

Fraud in Research Is a Rising Problem in Science

orch reverses earlier rejection, accepts settlement to end 40‐day‐old strike; co will try to open Jan 23 for final 3 wks of season; contract gives musicians raises of $100 a wk over 4 yrs, brings their minimums to $430 a wk; other contract provisions; mgt will meet with stagehands' Theatrical Protective Union, Local 1, Jan 24, to seek settlement with them; orch counsel Leonard Leibowitz and co dir Betty Cage comment (M)

Musicians End City Ballet Strike; Short Season May Open Tuesday

Carter reptdly is aiming for $10‐ or $11‐billion in rebates on '76 income taxes in order to expand employment; Carter hopes to reduce unemployment to 6.5% by end of '77 (M)

CARTER AIDES AIMING FOR 1976 TAX REBATE OF UP TO $11 BILLION

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Carter Adm officials hope to introduce emergency legis authorizing Govt to allocate natural gas (M)

Gas Allotment Bill Planned This Week By the White House

FCC recd 100,000 complaints in ‘76 about reception of citizens’ band radio signals by home stereo systems, TV sets, public address systems and electronic organs; Cong weighs 2 bills to allow FCC to compel filtering of home entertainment equipment; comm takes view that owners of TV sets and home stereo systems are responsible for correcting problem (M)

Interference by C.B. Radios Causing a National Earache

Assembly Speaker Stanley Steingut accuses commercial banks of ‘financial coercion’ and ‘arrogant pol moves’ in trying to influence decisions of NYS and NYC govts in current fiscal crisis, news conf (M)

STEINGUT SAYS BANKS ARE USING ‘COERCION’ IN CITY FISCAL CRISIS

Article on corp migration that is easing Danbury, Conn, econ problems notes city has had chronic high‐unemployment rate since hat business failed in '50s; businessmen, planners and real‐estate dealers suggest that as many as 10,000 new jobs can be created by corps by mid '80s; jobless rate in city center stands at 10.1%; map (M)

Tired Old Danbury Is Perking Up As Corporations Move Into Town

Mex City Mayor Hank Gonzalez launches search for Sept 23d League guerrillas (S)

Mexico City Search for Guerrillas Is On

Spain's Natl Confed of Labor, pronounced dead 1 yr ago, is being revived by coalition of anarchist and syndicalist veterans and youths who believe that any form of state is instrument of oppression and should be abolished; sets itself apart from rest of Spain's emerging labor movement by refusing to have anything to do with pol parties or parliaments; confed has recently steered away from endorsing violence; confed members Matias Gonzalez Garcia, Honorio Sanchez, Eduardo Pons Prades and Sebastia Clara comment (M)

Anarchist Labor Movement Being Revived in Spain

ownership and possession of firearms in Mex has become common occurrence; notes that most guns are smuggled from US (M)

Smuggled Guns From U.S Are Common in Mexico

Vice Pres Mondale may receive conflicting proposals on Western econ prospects during visits to Eur and Japan (M)

Mondale Expected to Get Conflicting Economic Appraisals and Suggestions From Rich and Poor Allies

Wreckage of Spanish Air Force plane found, Valencia, Spain; no survivors reptd among 11 passengers (S)

11 Dead as Spanish Plane Is Found

Vice Pres Mondale plans to explain Carter Adm plans during diplomatic mission to 5 Eur countries (M)

MONDALE OFF TODAY ON TRIP TO 6 NATIONS

Arab oil‐producing nations eager to see moderate govt remain in Egypt appear to be rallying to help Pres Sadat; Sadat is assured in message by King Khalid that Saudi Arabia will stand by his side with all its resources; Qatar Finance Min Sheik Abdel Aziz bin Khalifa says he will come to Cairo for financial talks; Sadat meets with leading govt officials; Kaissouni say price increases on consumer goods remain necessary and will in 1 form or another be applied, int with newspaper Akhbar El Yom; says increases would have yielded saving of about $600‐million, less than 1/2 of projected budget deficit of $3,250‐million (M)

ARABS ARE RALLYING TO EGYPT'S SUPPORT

Vatican calls on Ital Sen to amend abortion bill; Ital Bishops’ Conf and RC Ch protest measure; Prime Min Giulio Andreotti's Christian Dems attack measure but indicate they will not let issue break indirect alliance with Communists (S)

World News Briefs

Liberal leader Gerard D Levesque and exFinance Min Raymond Garneau say pol uncertainty is reducing investment and driving up interest rates on Quebec bonds in internatl mkts, news conf (S)

Cost of Independence Cited in Challenge By Quebec Liberals

Amer Center of PEN, on eve of Pres Carter's Inaugural Address, sends message to Carter urging him to protest violations of '75 Helsinki Declaration on Security and Cooperation, which includes human‐rights clauses; message notes that Pavel Kohout, Vaclav Havel, Ludvig Vaculik and other writers and playwrights had been subjected to arrest, physical abuse and repeated harassment by Prague Govt; Authors League of Amer sends cablegram to Czech Pres Gustav Husak protesting denial of freedom of expression and other human rights (S)

U.S. Writers Seeking Support for Czech Dissidents

Article on estimated 2 million welfare recipients in France, known as sub‐proletariat, and inability of Govt or private agencies to help them break out of their subsistence level of life; those considered chronically poor receive subsidies amounting to less than legal minimum monthly wage of about $350; recipients Alfred Ratel and Lilliane Macaud and Fourth World foundation head Genevieve de Gaulle comment (M)

French Wealth Fails to Reach Sub‐Proletariat

At least 90 died in crash of TU‐104 near Alma‐Ata on Jan 13 (S)

90 Reported Killed In Soviet Air Crash

Neediest Aided By Archbishop

US Atty for Southern NY Dist Robert B Fiske Jr says priorities for his prosecutors include giving more attention to investigating fraud in Govt‐financed programs such as Medicaid, food stamps and summer lunches for children (S)

Fiske Details Attack On Business Crime In Federal Report

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22 (UPI) &#8212; Fire officials said that a mother and her daughter were killed today in a blaze of undetermined cause that heavily damaged their apartment in the city's Kensington section. Identities were withheld pending notification of relatives.

Fire Kills Mother and Child

Bernard "Toots" Shor was the proprietor of the saloon and restaurant Toots Shor's Restaurant, in Manhattan. He ran three establishments under that name, but his first was located at 51 West 51st Street. He was a saloonkeeper, friend, and confidant to some of New York's biggest celebrities during that era.

January 23, 1977

Headlines from January 23, 1977

SOVIET GROWTH RATE IN '76 BEHIND GOALS

Fraud in Research Is a Rising Problem in Science

Musicians End City Ballet Strike; Short Season May Open Tuesday

CARTER AIDES AIMING FOR 1976 TAX REBATE OF UP TO $11 BILLION

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Billboard 200

Wings Over America

Hotel California

Songs In The Key Of Life

Boston

Best Of The Doobies

Notable Deaths

Historical Context for January 23, 1977